Quote Originally Posted by Dreadscale
First, Thanks for all the replies.

To reply to some of the questions or statements.

Of the 8 bulbs in the nursery, 6 are 6500k and 2 are 3500k, I just threw in the 2 to supplement the spectrum.

I do use a dome, I remove it to take photos.

The dome area is above the lighted area. The heat from the lights below keep it warm, I do have a heater in the dome but seldom need to use it. I also use a 15w 6500k fluorescent tube above the dome. The dome is also lighted indirectly by the lights below, but yet not too awful bright there.

The photo size is only large if you ZOOM in. When I convert to JPEG they turn into a really small file size. I love the detail from this camera, if I could just get it to capture the colors correctly.

THANKS AGAIN for the input, and I am still reading more on the subject.

14 days on the new cuttings and I have lost 2, 4 of them I will kill off later. The plant I took them from sexed out a male, but that's in another post.
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I don't know much about cloning but do you think it's possible that you have too much light for the clones? I've read clones need weak lighting to promote roots to grow faster in order to support the plant. With brighter lights your plants continue to grow foliage without a root system to support it.

I may be far off, but just trying to help.

edit: I may be confused are you using 4' shop lamps for the clones or the 6-8 cfls?