Problems with cloning..Plz help....

mike26

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Hey you guys...
I'm having problems with my clones.
At first I took 6 clones from 2 different trees. I looked up alot of info on the net and followed the directions..45 degree angle, rooting powder, oasis foam.......
As you can see in the pics i made a container(styrofoam) and put plastic wrap over it as a dome and have a 36watt fluorescent light over it(about 7~8inches above) and i mist it about 2 to 3 times a day and the lights are on 24 hours. The problem is the drooping(in the pics i have the plant leaning against a straw i put in to hold them up) and the stem is slowing turning brown and the plant looks like it is slowly dying. I grew up in the states but now live in a country where it is extremly hard to get weed. so these clones are valuable. Just wanted to get some info on this problem. Any replies would be greatful. Thanks.
 

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sounds like your on a god start... the only thing I could think of is the box is too big and the humidity floats to the top and dosn't keep the plants from loosing their humidity.
Or posibly unsteril working conditions. or just some weird fuck up that happens for no aparent reason... that happens
 
make your chamber smaller by removing the top cooler, a single layer of plastic wrap will hold the moisture in, make sure your cut is 1/4 inch below a node, remove the larger leaves on the bottom, spray them 2 times a day and last give them plenty of light preferably flouresent placed as close to the tops as possible, your rooting hormone will do it's job and you should not need any fert assistance. I have taken 100's of cuttings with a nearly 100% success rate, healthy good looking clipping, clean cut and a couple of wounds, rootech clone gel, rapid rooter, humidome, 4 foot floros on the domes, spray 2 times a day, allow 3 weeks for good roots then transplant.
 
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