SiCoSkateboards
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if its not overwatered then whats the problem??? it might be but im just sayin if it doesnt pick beck up in a few days then what do i do
16 days flowering and something is wrong.<pics>
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twnty8gramz
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if its just that one plant im 99% sure it was overwatered. you said yourself it got droopy on bottom then worked its way up. that was ur telltale sign it was overwatered. you also said ur soil was hard packed together. give it time bro it will get better. might take a few days. good job transplanting it. how much perelite do you mix with ur soil?
yanksck73
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The top of the plant is healthy, its the bottom leaves that are droopy. This is because CFL's don't have good light penetration so the bottom leaves are not recieving enough light. I would just prune them. this will stop the plant from using energy to repair them and let the plant concentrate on making buds.
SiCoSkateboards
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i will but im going to give it a few days to recover from the transplant.
GrowinBigRed
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No its not watter more. look you have 2 flors with a tin foil reflector and one of them is nose down (instead of side ways)
I really think that its light defecency id put money on it
I really think that its light defecency id put money on it
SiCoSkateboards
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how long does it usually take a plant to recover from being overwatered.
SiCoSkateboards
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and will flowers continue to form while it looks sick?
1hitwonder
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Flowering takes longer than you think. Personally, I would have vegged those longer to get sturdier plants with bigger results.
SiCoSkateboards
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dude there is obviously something wrong
SiCoSkateboards
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i pruned those leaves twords the bottom...havent been down there yet today but ill let everyone know how they look
mismos00
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Um, that's the opposite of what's true - I was told to leave the fan on at night because it deters pests and mold. Mold/fungus like humid and stagnate conditions. When the air is moving around, little spoors don't have a chance to grab hold somewhere and multiply.
SiCoSkateboards
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sounds logical but i rarley disagree with mygirls
SunKissedBuds
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lol nobody can seem to determine the problem... veg your plants longer, buy a moisture wand to cure your watering issue and leave your fans of 24/7 this will prevent fungus/mold/pests.. make your stems stronger & dry the soil out faster, also if possible add a few more 100w cfl's in there very close to the plants. try rotating your pots around too since your using tin foil for reflection that way if there are hot spots from poor reflection you might have a chance to distribute light to different areas of your plants.. good luck homeboy
SiCoSkateboards
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still havent gone down there..smoking some dankness...and nervous..dont want to see it still getting worse..how long does this usually take..this is day 3 of it being sick...im worried
twnty8gramz
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i also said the same on page 4! ill have to respectfully disagree with you mygirls. you are far less likely to get mold and mildew if you leave your fans running 24/7. the reason air circulation plays such a vital roll in growing is because mold and mildew love stagnant non-moving air. Not only will you reduce your chances of mold but your stems will get much stronger. so unless your trying to save the little electricity that fans use, i say run the fans all the time.
SiCoSkateboards
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its dying...its drooping the whole way up the plant, what the fuck..
twnty8gramz
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that sucks man. sorry to hear about the loss. at least u have a couple other healthy girls. dont throw the other plant out just yet ud b suprised at how well a plant can recover.
SiCoSkateboards
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dude, it looks like its starting to pick back up..!!!
SiCoSkateboards
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that was awefully discuraging
