HELP ME PLEASE save my dieing plant!

asrultraz

Well-Known Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #1

hi guys. i flushed my plant the other day for general maintainace and it hasnt recoverd the shock from this. i have provided pictures below to show what im talking about. the main stem is drooping and has been like this for 2 days. i dont know what to do, change the soil or kill the plant. i think the roots have rotten. please help!

one thing i just noticed, the drainage of the pot isnt sufficient as it was still dripping water, is it too late to save the plant if i cut bigger holes and drain the water now?

 

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Picasso345

Well-Known Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #2

Can you show better picture of the pot? Is it very small?

 

asrultraz

Well-Known Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #3

its about 1.0 gallon pot

 

alg007

New Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #4

looks like thier starving,root rot,nut binding

 

asrultraz

Well-Known Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #5

alg007 said:

looks like thier starving,root rot,nut binding

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Can that be cured? or will the plant die if the roots rot? i mean can it heal ? if i stop watering it so often?

 

CustomHydro

Well-Known Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #6

Its very possible that they make a full recovery. I's impossible to tell you for sure though.
Let them dry almost all the way out after each watering.

 

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NoDrama

Well-Known Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #7

Transplant to new soil in a 3 gallon pot, water after the soil gets really really dry. make sure you have 30-50% perlite mixed in with the soil.

 

.:SEXISTONER:.

Well-Known Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #8

i just had a kinda the same thing hapen the other day and i just let it dry out she made a full recovery.
keep your hopes up!

 

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4rch3typ3

Active Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #9

looks like too much water from that view

 

asrultraz

Well-Known Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #10

lol i thought ppl told me to flush it so thats what i did

 

SativaSam

Well-Known Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #11

Hey man they usually wilt when they are too dry or too wet. You already know it's too wet so just do nothing and let it dry out, it may take a day or two. Cheers

 

asrultraz

Well-Known Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #12

yeah! lets hope they pop back up. i guess i overwatered, but i thought that was the concept of Flushing.. lol i guess i got it wrong.

 

greenleaftoker

Well-Known Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #13

Yeah, transplant it out of that pot to a 3 gallon pot. Make sure you mist the new soil, let it sit there for a day or 2 before you start watering again.

Goodluck.

 

asrultraz

Well-Known Member

Nov 10, 2008

• #14

cheers. do you know where i can find epsom salt in the UK?

 

.:SEXISTONER:.

Well-Known Member

Nov 11, 2008

• #15

how is she doin today

 

asrultraz

Well-Known Member

Nov 11, 2008

• #16

https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/129563-drooping-getting-worst-emergency-surgery.html

there is your answer mate

 

asrultraz

Well-Known Member

Nov 11, 2008

• #17

Basically my concept of flushin is wrong, what i understood from some ppl on this website is to flush my soill with 3x the size of my pot with water, and thats what i did. since then, my plant looks like its dead.

 

MrFishy

Well-Known Member

Nov 11, 2008

• #18

The draining is more important than the watering. Plants do better dry than wet.

 

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4rch3typ3

Active Member

Nov 14, 2008

• #19

ya... underwatering tends to be more tolerable than overwatering... its a bitch to figure out without a moisture meter. i germinated mine in peat pellets so its hard as hell to water because the cubes stay wet for so much longer... im waiting for my roots to exit the cubes

 

.:SEXISTONER:.

Well-Known Member

Nov 16, 2008

• #20

hey did she make it?