Clones are Turning Yellow in Bubbler

Hi All, these are five days old, and until yesterday were looking pretty good. Some of them even have tiny roots starting to grow, a couple about 3/8" long. Ph is 6, water is about 80, nutes are what they got when I cut and dipped them in "dip 'n grow", two 21" T5 lights 24/0, two 14" air stones on a 20-60 gallon pump. Any idea why they are turning yellow?

Hi there, it looks to me like they are lacking in nitrogen, the leaves are yellowing which is a good sign of N deficiency. I could be wrong though, does anyone else have any idea what could be wrong?

the plants use their nitrogen-

to make roots. it's the building block for producing tissue.

it means they are rooting. after they root, give them just a "pinch" of grow nutes, until transplant.

also-

trimming the leaves a bit, when preparing the clones will help alot. not as much leaf to keep alive.

Thank you for your answers! Interesting about the Nitrogen. I did add a very small amount of Miracle Grow (24% N) into the mix, and covered the tubes to keep light out. Much appreciated!!

I did not trim the leaves much because I figured I had already caused enough trauma by cutting the stem in the first place. Should I make larger cuts next time too? Meaning, should the stems I cut to clone be larger?

Looks like you'll be fine.