so the title basically says it all i overwatered them by accident , its my first time cloning..theyre already 8 days old still no roots and today i noticed the drooped top leaves that look a bit mushy and the bottom ones too . Is it too late to save them? I inmediately noticed my mistake and poured all liquid out of the tray . How can i save them any ideas? its just two of them the others look ok so far but i fear for them . The mother Phantom OG is already outside put to flowering.
Overwatered my clones how can I save them?
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Let them dry out will probably b just fine
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thank you I will try that! Ill give an update on how theyre doing tomorrow!
What strain u cloned
Since they in cubes don’t water for days n take dome off if u have it on
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Phantom OG sativa strain
Def good one to keep
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update: it seems as if most are dying but i want to give them a bit more time , one is definately surviving . the other picture is of some cuttlings from yesterday from the same strain but they already started flowering so they might take a while to go back to vegetative state.
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You have stopped watering them, right? You are not using a water bottle or anything to mist them, are you? The plants in the first picture look wet like they were just misted.
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its actually quite humid where i live we had 80% humidity last night so they were a bit moist this morning ...this picture was taken at 6am with flash , it reflected the humidity. to answer your question yes i have stopped watering them.
Where do u keep them at??
They may drown in that much natural moisture
But they look green still, manage the moisture and I bet they root within a week, assuming, they have rooting goop on them
They may drown in that much natural moisture
But they look green still, manage the moisture and I bet they root within a week, assuming, they have rooting goop on them
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i keep them indoor.. I live in costa rica its very humid all year and we have perfect sunshine conditions to flower the plants outdoor..right now we are transitioning into dry season humidity will go down in the next days , no rain til may 2020!
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