CBD Clone looking stressed: Why?

[hedzenmedz]

Hi Folks,
It’s been awhile since our last grow and I am hoping that we can save this DURGA MATA 2 CBD Clone. Received the clones (3 - DM2 CBD, 2 SENSI STAR by Courier last Jan. 4th. They all looked good and we let them acclimatize in the grow room for 24 hours before transplanting into 1 gal pots. When transplanting, I put a very small amount of great white in with the “pro-mix organic” in all of the 1 gal pots. The plants have been watered as needed and foliar spray with water a few times per day. Temps are 70-79 degrees F, Humidity +/- 50%. Once the clones are ready to transplant, they will be put into 10 gal smart pots (no-till). The light we are using is an Optic 8+ set on the lowest veg setting. Anyways, back to our problem - does anyone know what we should do with this sad looking clone (the first photo)? Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Also, as we have never dealt with clones before, how big should the clones get in their 1 gal pots before transplanting to the 10 gal smart pots. We have mostly grown autos planted from seed in smart pots. Cheers, everyone.

 

[MassMedMan]

She does look unhappy..... given she's in good soil now id be inclined to clean up some of that lower growth that the clone may have needed. Give her time to settle into that. CBD strains can be a little fickle imho. Looks like yer doing it correct going organic and no-til, kudos on that love looking into a container with cannabis and see clover growing along with it....

I'd move them to the 10 gallon in less than a month. Id assume you'd get some good root development and a root ball by then. Sooner rather than later is my two cents. Like to see her in a few days....

 

[hedzenmedz]

Thanks for getting back to us MMM. This will be our second no-till grow. My wife and I can not believe how tasty and smooth our 1st no-till grow was. Will do with the trim and I’ll post more photos in a few days. Thanks again!