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Wanted Why do some clones wilter and some don't?

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Why do some clones wilter and some don't?
 
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How are you cloning them? Straight into soil? Using a clone machine? @Potanist

And how big are they, how many leaves? Do the wilt and non wilt have similar leaf surface area?
 
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Chad.Westport said:
How are you cloning them? Straight into soil? Using a clone machine? @Potanist

And how big are they, how many leaves? Do the wilt and non wilt have similar leaf surface area?
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After cutting, clonex, then into rwdc for clones. About 7 to 10 inches long
 
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Chad.Westport said:
How are you cloning them? Straight into soil? Using a clone machine? @Potanist

And how big are they, how many leaves? Do the wilt and non wilt have similar leaf surface area?
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Hey man I see you have some knowledge I’m cutting it close for the first time I mean Kirkland for the first time and wondering what’s the lowest temperature they could be at because mine are kitties down to 60° where I have them wondering if I need to bring them inside have a mat under them and single t5
 
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Hey man I see you have some knowledge I’m cutting it close for the first time I mean Kirkland for the first time and wondering what’s the lowest temperature they could be at because mine are kitties down to 60° According to the Cheap thermometer where I have them wondering if I need to bring them inside have a mat under them and single t5 pic was 2 days ago today is day 7 haven’t checked them for roots yet. Thanks in advance.
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Reason they are in the middle is because I have the strip heat mat the one that’s like 56 inches but it’s the whole length of the dome. And I cloned here before but it wasn’t as cold and first time trying to clone in Rockwell.Thanks in advance again
 

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Reason they are in the middle is because I have the strip heat mat the one that’s like 56 inches but it’s the whole length of the dome. And I cloned here before but it wasn’t as cold and first time trying to clone in Rockwell.Thanks in advance again
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Brought them in just incase but now don’t know if should remove the heat mat? Also just pH 6.0 and used clone x gel and that’s it mist 2-3 times a day
 

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TheD said:
Brought them in just incase but now don’t know if should remove the heat mat? Also just pH 6.0 and used clone x gel and that’s it mist 2-3 times a day
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Buy a controller for your heat mat and set to 78 - 80°, give them 18 to 24 hours of light; take the Dome off for 15 minutes everyday & after 3 days stop misting them and open the vents on the dome for best results, good luck
 
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TheD said:
Hey man I see you have some knowledge I’m cutting it close for the first time I mean Kirkland for the first time and wondering what’s the lowest temperature they could be at because mine are kitties down to 60° where I have them wondering if I need to bring them inside have a mat under them and single t5
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Looks like you already made the move, which is good. Roots like the warmer temps to get started in, you're likely to have better luck this way. Good advice from @Beachwalker above. Good luck with the new ladies :)
 
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Buy a controller for your heat mat and set to 78 - 80°, give them 18 to 24 hours of light; take the Dome off for 15 minutes everyday & after 3 days stop misting them and open the vents on the dome for best results, good luck
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Is the controller needed? Wont the mat go to it's highest temperature without?
 
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Potanist said:
Is the controller needed? Wont the mat go to it's highest temperature without?
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Yes that's the purpose of the controller, otherwise the mats will run uncontrolled and the mats that I have heat up into the 90s, too hot in my opinion
 
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