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myblocc

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Just got some babies and i put them in a room that is 75degrees and humidity at 30 %
turns out that they are all dying. Can someone please tell me why
 
dannyboy602

dannyboy602

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They didn't kill themselves kiddo. You need to do some basic reading. They may just be acclimating. Give em a week then reassess.
 
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myblocc

Member
MH the babies werent directly under the light just in the room. temp was @ 85 and RH 29%
im guessing humidity was too low =*(
if so what temp and what RH should it be at?
 
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MISSPHOEBE

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lol oh dear oh dear oh dear....... hard to tell what you have done to them.........
overwatering? underwatering? ph'd them to death? too dry? too wet?......... too hot too cold.........
poor things!
Oh well - try try and try again!
:)
 
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TheDude007

Member
Them are unrooted clones, which means they should have had a humidity dome over them. You've probably nuked that batch, but stick a dome over them and spray the inside of the dome. Hopefully with some RH (humidity) you can get those leaves to uncurl and maybe save a few of them.
Rough brah.
 
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myblocc

Member
thanks thedude007 my dumb ass friend was the one who took it out the dome and brought it into a room with RH 29%
just wanted to know so now he has to pay me lol
 
Canibal

Canibal

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What kind of soil did you use? It was NOT lack of humidity that did this 2 your plants my humidity is always low. Afganistan is dry as hell man. There could have been clorine in the water or something
 
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TheDude007

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Canibal said:
What kind of soil did you use? It was NOT lack of humidity that did this 2 your plants my humidity is always low. Afganistan is dry as hell man. There could have been clorine in the water or something
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I'd say from the picture provided that yes those were unrooted clones. Just a guess though.
 
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