Clones vs seedling from seed

[Greenpassion]

Hey everybody. Got a question as usual! Are clones treated the same way as little seedlings that are up from seed? In regards to light water and nutrients or no nutrients? I have five that rooted well they are photos by the way, but some of them are looking so bright yellow or green yellow at their very newest growth tips. Do I need to give them something like molasses Maybe? They're planted in Pro mix BX with kind soil underneath. On another issue, I planted 8 Auto seeds, they're a little bit slow and popping in the rapid Rooter plugs, Now They Are Up and way stretched, and very slow to poke any Roots out from the plugs. I started them under a CFL light very close to them and I'm very surprised that they stretched like this. Anyway so that's two questions. Clones vs. Seedlings, and slow to root new seedlings.

[Toker1]

Yes, pretty much. Yellowish new growth is ok. Yellow leaves that already exist means she is getting hungry.
I place clones in red solo cups, mix 1/2 ocean forest and 1/2 happy frog soil by fox farm with perlite. The nutrients contained in this soil typically last until the roots start poking out of the bottom of the cup. I transplant again after that, so no need to add any liquid feed until way later.
I try to stay away from feeding small clones/seeds anything beside a little super thrive (used once per plant for transplant shock).

[Jhunter]

Been doing ATF clones with a couple of friends, because we like it's tastes ...

[Jhunter]

Give them tlc,,,, our first ones we lose one. They looked droopy and sad ... mist them every day.

[Greenpassion]

Oh. Uh oh. I've been using g a humidity dome AND misting them!

[Toker1]

If you have to most directly. Use neem oil in the water. It’s an anti fungal. Misting directly promotes mold/fungal growth.

[Greenpassion]

Good to know. Thanks. Will do that.

[Jhunter]

Lost one,, ;]

[Greenpassion]

I guess I got lucky I didn't lose any of mine.