Problems With Rooted Clones

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noobjellybean

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  • i bought some rooted clones 2 days ago(the roots were small) and they were a little droopy but they seemed they were going to be fine . the strain is white widow and they were under 2 cfls .i put them in one gallon pots in soil and under a hydrofarm t5 with 4 of the 6 bulbs for 24 hrs on the first day i had them then they seemed more droopy when i woke up to check on them so i turned of 3 bulbs and i put food wrapping hanging from the t5 and sprayed the wraping with water the whole day yesterday to serve as a dome .. anything i can do to make them perk up?
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cobra28widow

cobra28widow

New Member
I would turn on all 6 bulbs and move the light about 2-3" inch from the top of the plant and take the saran wrap down because they dont need high humidity right now. Im growing white widow right now...
 
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NWGrower7

Active Member
What were they in when yo got them?? You should have left them in there original pots if they "hit the floor" because the transplant shock didn't help you at all.. But they should pull out of it keep your temp stable and don't over water!!!!
 
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noobjellybean

Member
i got them in green cubes not sure what its called the soil is moist not soaking ... this white widow looks sativa to me last time i smoked just buds and it was more of a body high first time growing this stain really exciting hoping they get better bongsmilie the plants seem to be a little stabalized ... the roots were really small like barely coming out of the cubes i think they just got shocked because of the transplant and the friend i got them from had them under a dome
 
RetiredMatthebrute

RetiredMatthebrute

Well-Known Member
they wont be doing much growing untill they establish a root system, till then a light mist a couple times a day should keep them perked right up.
 
Punk

Punk

Well-Known Member
Hi,

As mentioned earlier, I would agree too that they're just a little stressed out. Not too severe, still have good color. Make sure your temps stay above 65 F. Moving them, transplanting, and even watering, all take a toll.
 
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