clones being passed on with this problem

Dr Lg

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Heres a few pics of some clones that were cut from a few different plants that had similar symptoms. Mind you the parent plants are thriving now and clones still sick. If you can tell in the pictures there is root growth in the cubes even with how sick they look. It can't be temperature, humidity or water because as you can see the nice pretty plant is right next to these clones. I've never had this happen to me so it would be great to figure out whats going on. The leaves yellowing with green veins. Then as you can see the end result is curled up dryed leaves.
 

KushXOJ

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What kind of lighting are u using ?
Maybe too much light on them
Fresly rooted clones don't need much light

I personally would have waited for more roots to poke out before transplanting.
 

Dr Lg

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They are under a 4x2 4 bulb t-5 equalling 216 watts. Lights are run 24/7. I don't know if you can see or not but even the worst of the bunch has fresh roots coming out while the top looks like complete shit. I have been altering the ph of the water to 6.5-7. I did mix some root boost with the water that I soaked the cubes. Let me know if you need more info.
 

Palmdiggidy

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with clones done in rockwool you will get a few leafs that die, but wow thats alot looks like the top shoots tho look green. do u use a humidity dome? maybe keep the humidity up. do u know your humidty? maybe try 18/6 on the clones light. keep us updated have a growtastic day.
 

KushXOJ

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I would bet it has something to do with ph
When you soak the rockwool I hear your supposed to ph it as if its going to be hydro 5.5 -5.8

I stopped using rockwool a while back cause I sucked at cloning in it.

I switched to advanced nutrients root shooters since I'm a soil grower.
Since then I have had 100% success rate.


These are much much easier to work with
Here's some of the clones I rooted w/ them in about 10 days.





It might be better to just take some more clones and start over IMO

The ones in the soil might pull through just keep a close eye on the new growth, forget about the dying leaves they aren't going to heal
 

Dr Lg

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I have faith they will come back they are just throwing everything off of schedule :(

Anybody else have some takes?? Cmon I took nice pics.
 
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