Help - second grow - young clippings turning brown/wilting - n00b

Hey

I got my second batch of clippings, cut a long story short, I let them go un-attended for a few days and they look real un healthy.

Last time i got some clippings they were at least a foot high and very healthy. This batch is a cross called JACKBERRY, so you can guess how much I want to save them. Money isn't an issue, I want these buggers to live!

I got them near on 2 weeks ago, they dont apear to have grown much, I have been watering them as they dry, the roots were showing so I moved them into bigger containers as they kept drying up. Since then they have deteriorated. I tried to perk them up with 'Revive+' but they havent changed much.

I have posted pics, one of them shows the setting they are in. The light is 150w and roughly a foot and half away from them.

Any feedback will be much appreciated

[Please excuse my shoddy knowledge and shady setup]

Peace

SJ

Do you want to know what the problem is, or do you want us to tell you to throw them in the trash..?

What soil? Keep the humidity up. Use a clear plastic cup or baggy. 2 might make it. Some need to be composted.

Coho said:

What soil? Keep the humidity up. Use a clear plastic cup or baggy. 2 might make it. Some need to be composted.

Click to expand...

Would it be best if I did start from scratch?

Whats the best way to get humidity up? Shall I buy a dome to go over the tray?

Domes are a good idea. I use one. You sure have some tall cutting. Did you use rooting hormone? I dip in Great White after cloning gel. I use those little jiffy pots. I mist 3 times a day. Daylight Cfl pretty weak one and 72 degrees. no nutes at all.

I just got these given by a connection. Would I be best to re cut the greener ones and start over with great white and get a propagater?

No..try and save the green ones now. They use reserves to survive and have most likely already used them.

an old fish tank with plastic wrap over it works. 2" of wet perlite in bottom of tank keeps a nice humid atmosphere.