I've just cloned my first plants about 10 days ago (to determine sex). I took 8 clones (4 white widow, 4 big bud). I used rockwool cubes, cloning gel and all, and they appear to be surviving. They're in a mini-greenhouse tent to keep humid.

Almost all of the stems on my clones have turned deep red. Is this good or bad?

Also, I think the clones may have been a little too big at first because the stems couldn't really support the weight. I trimmed down some leaves and they have bounced back. The stems are curved under the weight, but I think they are getting stronger.

Should I wait until I see roots sticking out the bottom of the cubes before putting them into my flowering room for sexing, or can I assume that they are doing o.k. since it's been 10 days and they're still alive?

I'm dying to determine sex because one of the big bud mothers is over 3" tall and I want to flower that bad boy.... er... girl... I hope.
sundaytoker Reviewed by sundaytoker on . First Time Cloning I've just cloned my first plants about 10 days ago (to determine sex). I took 8 clones (4 white widow, 4 big bud). I used rockwool cubes, cloning gel and all, and they appear to be surviving. They're in a mini-greenhouse tent to keep humid. Almost all of the stems on my clones have turned deep red. Is this good or bad? Also, I think the clones may have been a little too big at first because the stems couldn't really support the weight. I trimmed down some leaves and they have bounced Rating: 5