no doubtya definitely some better pictures.
looks like she’s needs water/feeding.. that kind of droopy looking is usually under watered?
I actually was thinking that myself.too big a pot with too small a root system. I would still take some snips off it to clone just in case. If they can can be perked up they will perk up in a cup o water. That's if the cells aren't too damaged already.The plant might be drowning right now with the additional watering. Cold temps reduce uptake through the roots. Your clone likely didn't have a big root system. The back to back stresses have taken the toll. I would try and move it to a very warm and well lit area to see if you can get some moisture out of the soil and oxygen back into it.
Dehumidifier I'm moving it around to find the best placementWhat is this appliance.. a heater? Is it pointing right at the dead looking plant?View attachment 1084400
Those blow out very warm dry air, i wouldnt have it right next to plants like that.Dehumidifier I'm moving it around to find the best placement
Thanks I'll move it. Should I keep it outside the tent but nearby?Those blow out very warm dry air, i wouldnt have it right next to plants like that.
Yes I have a germination dome for the clones. Theres a great deal of humidity within it. As far as the dehumidifier I can replace it with a humidifier if that works better or get rid of it altogether. I'm just experimenting trying to learn how to create the best environment for the plants.Definitely don't have it blowing on the plants. You'll also want a high humidity environment for the clones. Is it possible to move them elsewhere and place a humidity dome over them? If you can exhaust the dehumidifier out of one of the tent ports, that would be ideal.
I recently placed the clones in a pot in the tent so should I move them?Yes I have a germination dome for the clones. Theres a great deal of humidity within it. As far as the dehumidifier I can replace it with a humidifier if that works better or get rid of it altogether. I'm just experimenting trying to learn how to create the best environment for the plants.
Outside most likely, if you keep an exhaust fan going 24/7 there is no need to have it in the tent at all. And like was said if anything usually Im trying to increase humidity a bit when theyre young.Thanks I'll move it. Should I keep it outside the tent but nearby?
I would find what the natural humidity levels are in there without it running. With a proper exhaust fan, there may not be a need for the dehumidifier right now. Keep it simple when possible.Yes I have a germination dome for the clones. Theres a great deal of humidity within it. As far as the dehumidifier I can replace it with a humidifier if that works better or get rid of it altogether. I'm just experimenting trying to learn how to create the best environment for the plants.
Yes, I'm working on rearranging things now. Will update with new pictures. Thanks for the advice.Definitely don't have it blowing on the plants. You'll also want a high humidity environment for the clones. Is it possible to move them elsewhere and place a humidity dome over them? If you can exhaust the dehumidifier out of one of the tent ports, that would be ideal.
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