How to water newly rooted clones in one litre pots of coco

Until they significantly increase in size and develop a solid root system, you must keep them consistently moist. Once they outgrow their initial stage, you can begin training the roots by allowing the coco to dry out slightly. However, be cautious not to overdo it, as clones are delicate. Also the drying out of the coco can cause salt build up and nutes lockout.

Misting them will help. You don't want your coco to wet. New roots need to breath, spread out with pour points in your sub. Keeping moist coco is enough. As with coco, u are right. It needs water every day, unless you've a huge pot etc you might not hv 2. Most important thing you can do is slowly bring her through cloning. Once roots spread out etc. Ur good. High RH will be most of what's needed.