Sick Clones

I normally don't grow from clones, But my last two seeds failed, and I wanted to get a winter grow going ASAP that I can set outside to flower the end of January. These two are on sale for 10 bucks at the local dispensary.

They're being grown in a 20"x15"x22"H box with about 50 to 60 watts of LED. I can adjust up to 90W
I really have no control over temp and humidity, so, Temp is about 75 to 80, and the humidity is between 30 and 50. I set the plants up on a little riser, and put a little water in the tray to bring the humidity up a little bit around them.

They're in 50% coco/perlite, 50% ocean forest, with a little extra perlite added.
Water is a mix of my tap with distilled and pH is 6.5.
The Roots look good, I popped one out of the container and The roots were enough to hold the soil together, and we're nice and white, and they even are peeking out the holes in the bottom.

This is when I first got them on December 7th.

This is 12-11


and today 12-24.

 

Not sure what to do at the moment. I have made cuttings of hundred of plants, just rarely do cannabis.
I used the same bag of soil for my last plants wit no problem, so i don't think its that. They should have enough nutes fro the soil for now. Coco was buffered. Botth have been sitting since summer.

 

Even 20 in away, if I turn these up to 90 Watts, they gave me extremely short bushy plants from seeds. I turn the light down because I know the clones are under extremely weak light when I got them. I've been sitting them outside the past few days since it's been nice.

I've used this exact mix for seedlings quite often, and just feed a little kelp extract until I throw them in larger pots.

Maybe I'll try the replant, I've done that before when I've had soil problems before, and they normally take it pretty well. In fact that's why I bought this bag of Ocean Forest, is I had to do that last year, and The soil from this bag did great, they bounced back and were growing strong several days after transplanting.

I just get these going inside, and throw them out side to flower. Since it's early I can get away with the photo periods, and then save the autoflower for my next run that gets set out in April.

 

Not everybody has the same resources/circumstances that make it easy.

I have no feminized seeds at the moment, other than autoflower. I don't have the space to grow extras to compensate for possible males this time of year. I can only veg out two plants indoors, and then set them outside to flower.
I will have more feminized seeds soon, but not in time to grow and set out before the days gets too long to keep them in flower.

I save the auto flowers for spring outdoor grow to give me a early summer harvest.

And, Some people just like a challenge. You learn a lot more from trying, then just tossing them.

 

So I took the advice of Vee and BrassNwood
I transplanted into some smaller pots filled with one part each of Ocean Forest, perlite, and vermiculite.
Mixed up some kelp, Cal mag, and Epsom salts, and gave it some foliar feed for a few days, and watered with the same solution, plus some sea grow all purpose.

They seem to be rebounding nicely, and now I'm going to transplant.
I was thinking of planting them deeper and hope they shoot roots and don't rot, that way I can top them and not have such a tall plant.