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Leaves turned droopy and a couple are turning yellow

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kindprincess

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the black bucket is what i'm working on now. these slips were taken last weekend, i've not misted once, pix are from yesterday. it is a dwc or bubble bucket ;)
 
ilikeblazin

ilikeblazin

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hmm they look very perky.
maybe I shouldn't be misting...
im getting a lot of information, i dont know what is right and what's not
 
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kindprincess

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i say give them a few days. if no improvement, then continue misting (hey, if it works for you...) but i think this is a case of overwatered plants. you can have too much humidity... which is why i don't use humidity domes anymore. sometimes i get home late; and it's too late, slips were bent to the table. once i backed off with misting and humidity, i had much better success with clones.

edit: on the other hand, you don't want unrooted slips to dry out either. i find that if the medium is addequately moist, humidity is not a problem.
 
ilikeblazin

ilikeblazin

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kindprincess said:
i say give them a few days. if no improvement, then continue misting (hey, if it works for you...) but i think this is a case of overwatered plants. you can have too much humidity... which is why i don't use humidity domes anymore. sometimes i get home late; and it's too late, slips were bent to the table. once i backed off with misting and humidity, i had much better success with clones.

edit: on the other hand, you don't want unrooted slips to dry out either. i find that if the medium is addequately moist, humidity is not a problem.
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my humidity is @ 45%, its not even @ the right amount i dont think, its lower.
 
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