need help with clone...

Haunt been on here for a while,,so I appreciate all opinions and advice...so. I have an "O.G.kush" clone that is about 2 months old ,since being cut from the mother..and it is growing verry slow and only producing single blade leaves...just recently transplanted,but quit sure my roots were strong enough...anything I can do to prompte root growth...?

What size is your pot? What you giving it food-wise? what medium you using?

Suggestions
Light cycle 24/0 ~ Have Patience

imo sounds like some fucked genetics bro

2cents

Add some beneficial bacteria to the soil(mycorrhizae) and the roots will take off. The single leaflet sounds f'ed up though

Was the mother in flower?

Add some great white and humic acid to the mix and it should be promote your root growth. I do agree however that the single leaflet doesn't sound right.

Actually the mother was in flower ,up until a week ago my clone was still sprouting pistils......as far as the pot its in,,,I think its a 2 gallon black bucket...forts Alaskan fish emultion,but I've been giving reg bottle water lately...my soil was some organic nute free ,with perlite... yeah ,I've benn told about 4times to get rid of it ,

Buds is onto something here.. If you cut a clone from a flowing mother its going to take a long time to come back to the full vegetative stage. Be patient my man.
( You can try what toxin said.. maybe 24h/o will help especially cause it was cut in flower) (single blade leaves sounds like a sick plant..any pics?)

yeh it takes a while keep it on 24/0 give it a few weeks itll be fine ive done this a few times.

My micro clone was tiny and had leaves the size of tylenol caplets:












Now look at her:











Here is the one from flower:










Just give it time and if you can - some sunshine!





Cheers,
Mo

Bad ass "mohican"....she weeks to he doing alot better today,she was finally reaching for the light. And everything...I did take some picks to show,bit have no clue how to post them from my phone....thanks for all the information and advice,and for your time fellas...