1. Receive & Unpack Immediately

• Open your package within 1 hour of delivery.

• Remove clones gently from packaging.

• Inspect plants for moisture and overall health.

• Do not place clones in direct light or heat immediately after opening.

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2. Begin Slow Acclimation

***Shipped clones are sensitive after transit and need time to adjust***

• Place clones in a low-light area (indirect light or dim grow light).

• Maintain temperatures between 70–78°F (21–26°C).

• Avoid strong airflow for the first day.

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3. Increase Humidity

Clones rely on humidity while roots establish.

• Mist plants lightly with clean water 2–3 times per day.

• This helps prevent wilting and supports transpiration.

• Do not oversaturate leaves—fine mist only.

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4. Optional: Temporary Cover (First 24 Hours)

Depending on your climate and environment:

• You may cover the clones with a humidity dome or clear plastic for the first 24 hours.

• This helps acclimate the plant to your region and reduces shock.

• Vent briefly once or twice to allow fresh air exchange.

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5. Transplant Within 24 Hours

• Transplant clones within 24 hours of receiving them.

• This prevents the rooting cube from drying out.

• Use a light, well-aerated medium (soil or coco).

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6. First Watering & Nutrients

• Water immediately after transplanting.

• Use mild nutrients (¼ strength or clone/seedling formula).

• Avoid heavy feeding—clones are sensitive at this stage.

• Ensure good drainage and do not overwater.

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7. Aftercare (Days 2–7)

• Gradually increase light intensity over several days.

• Reduce misting as roots establish.

• Remove humidity cover after the first day.

• Monitor for drooping—minor stress is normal and usually resolves quickly.

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Important Notes

• Do not overfeed or overwater.

• Avoid transplant shock by keeping conditions stable.

• Healthy clones should perk up within 24–72 hours.