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Hi 👋🻠Everybody Legendary Siris & Nebula I been making clones with very minimal success I’m on day 6 off my latest cuts but I’m starting to get yellow leaves too much I think and starting to notice some fungi around the stems of a few of the cuts I have open to lids of my DIY cloning dimes to harden stems I’m not sure if this is normal but any advice will help the cuts are being rooted in coco in trays and the coco is a little wet leaves are starting to dry aswel and there is some humidity in the domes this ok or am I just tripping
Too much stagnant water. By day 3-4 I take the dome away completely. 60% RH is good enough to sustain them at that point in time. Water sitting around collects pathogens while loosing dissolved oxygen. The stems become infected and the life is lost. The pathogens find the weakest one, then they move on spreading their nastiness to the more healthy clones.
First few days is ok to dome in the humidity... They need fresh air...I typically let the medium dry out a bit before watering it again. A light breeze across them can help... but you don’t want them to get too dry. Just dry enough to make them root in an attempt to obtain more water.
Remove any clones with mushy stems. If the exterior skin of the stem peels off with a slight tough... get rid of it.
remove any coco that touched infected stems. Wash the pod it was in with food grade h2o2 (the concentrated kind).
good luck!!
This method works well for me... but it’s using rockwool.
just get the dynamics down. It will go better for ya.
we have all been there!!
btw, love the V avatar. Great choice there!!
I might have made more problems by taking off lids completely when I checked all clones were dropped I put the lids back on found a food warmer to use as heating mat to create humored environment again a few seem to be pulling up again
They are drinking through the leaves. You can slowly remove the lids. Start with a small opening, then go bigger as time goes on. Sometimes little droop is ok the can pick back up and recover. Not always the case though.
They typically will keep drinking through the leaves with the higher humidity. No need to root because they are getting enough water already. Food for thought. Hope you start seeing root bumps soon.
Twist of Faith I found a old food warmer using it as a heating mat since this morning they looking a lot better looks like we back in the game again 💪 Thanx
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