I’m using a Mars hydro led. Got a humidifier in the tent and conditions seem to be perfect.
Up above is the other plant I’m growing right next to it. These two looked identical when I picked them up. Now one looks like shit and the other is growing nice and steady.
I’m not too sure what’s going on tbh.
Get a dome on them to take some of the load off of the roots. You have transplant shock to some extent and newly rooted clones. Remove about 1/3 of fan leaves, leave new growth alone. Very likely to look worse before they look better. I would also suggest being on a 24/0 light schedule until they perk up.
Likely they are going to be fine.
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They’re in a new home under new lights and they’re cowering in the corner or under a chair like a puppy haha. Give them the supportive care and they’ll perk up in a few. You can raise the light if you don’t have a dimmer which is a good idea.
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@AlienBrew @Myfriendis410 thanks guys.
I’m actually running an 18/6 schedule right now and one of the plants is doing great. Growing very fast.
Should I still switch it to a 24/0 schedule ?
And my light does have a dimmer. It’s at 50% right now. Seedling is recommended at 25% power, growth is 50% and then it says to go to 75-100% for the rest.
I have a humidifier should I run more humidity in there ?
I’m at an average of 64% Rh and 75.8 degrees in my grow tent.
Thank you guys for your help!!
Put a dome over it like I said.
That’s why I said it lol.
Yeah I’ve grown a couple time but from seed. It was a roller coaster with this one plant but after watering it again last night, it finally bounced back over night.
@AlienBrew @Myfriendis410 @Drinkslinger
How are they looking guys?
This bottom picture is the one that was struggling at first.
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@AlienBrew @Drinkslinger appreciate it guys!!
Thanks for all the tips so far 
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Big bubbles no troubles, glad to help just like everyone n Mr Bergman’s wonderful world.