Is this picture the same day of transplant? If you used a bubble cloner or something, it may just be transplant shock/stress. I have had this happen to some clones, they were healthy as hell in the cloner, then once they hit soil, they went limp. By the end of the next day, they were perked back up and ready to go. Took about 3/4 days for em to fully recover and grow, but they did.

The cure for mine was to harden them off sooner. I was leaving the dome on too long and I should have been exposing them to less humid air frequently to acclimate them to being outside the dome.

Don't spray them anymore. It won't fix anything, it's only going to leave them moist and bring mold and rot possibilities with it.
irydyum Reviewed by irydyum on . Need help fast with my clone I just transplant my clone into the soil and this is what it look like...my setup are as follows: foxfarm soil, 400watt MH hanging about 3-4 ft high. fan blowing..temp is about 78-82 degree humidity is 51 .. since i put it down i sprayed with growth excel twice and tab water...i need help to bring this back to life asap.......thanks Rating: 5