I just killed my plants transplanting 1st grow outdoor

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atriumfall1

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I have never bought seeds but I have heard good things about seedsman... But clones are probably a much much easier way to go... Dont feel bad. We all kill a few.
 
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atriumfall1

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Well based on the new pic, yeah maybe ... They are extremely stressed out The leaves that are wilted and withered I would personally chop. They are just weighing the plant down at this point and the plant is struggling. I mean.. Personally, to me these are more trouble than they are worth, but Los might be right...
 
weedhead24

weedhead24

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Realluiss said:
These? Man I was feeling like a good person in the world bc of my grow now I feel like scum. Any good seed website recommendations? I also plan on transplanting the rest in cups till the form a better root system
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you got to learn to work with your situation.they are just stress cause they didn't harden off to outdoors transplanting alot won't help but stress it more get some shade like tarp something . they would be okay or are they clones?
 
Dynamo626

Dynamo626

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transplant stress they will recover. Do not move again! Water with microbes will help speed there recovery
 
Holie214

Holie214

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You could try covering the ones still alive with a two liter bottle or something similar to create a greenhouse effect. It would protect them from the wind as well as they recover.
 
Illuminati85

Illuminati85

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They are in shock from the transplant like that one dude said they are savable. Shade them and leave them alone and they should stand back up in a couple days or so...
 
Bugeye

Bugeye

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Holie214 said:
You could try covering the ones still alive with a two liter bottle or something similar to create a greenhouse effect. It would protect them from the wind as well as they recover.
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Horrible advice. Plants need air exchange and you will spike the humidity and temperature. If the temp spike doesn't kill them, the 100% rh will likely increase odds of damping off.

You fucked up by planting them all in same pot to begin with so you fucked their roots when transplanted. Seems like you also failed to harden them off so a double whammy. Shading and misting them is the only chance you have.
 
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