I’ve recently planted my plants and this morning around 11 when I checked them, they were fine. Again I checked at 3:30 and one of them had fallen over. The other has yellow leaves. I’ve got a paper clip holding the one that’s fallen over. Is it savable or gone?? Please help
My plant has fallen over!
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Illmatic17
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Just give it a little time and see what happens she don't look to bad maybe move light closer to stop the stretch
Bukvičák
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Shes gone. Start new one in smaller pot and try not to drown her down...
Are they both done or just the one?
calvin.m16
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It will be perfectly fine just don't water it until the pot dries out a bit and keep it supported. It's fine. Don't listen to people who say to give up!
calvin.m16
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Dang man you must've thrown away a lot of time & money in your grow career.
Wastei
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What are you talking about? Sure you answer the correct thread bud? First seedling may be fine. He was asking about the wilting one. That one is toasted.
Why waste weeks of possible recovery when you could start over the correct way? Each to their own I guess.
And to answer your question. I'm not new to this game, I've grown up growing the herb and don't have any issues starting seeds or growing trees. Been at this game since the early 2000's.
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Bukvičák
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First one maybe survive but it will take a long time. I would start new ones, but it is your call. You can struggle her till the end but the question is if it worths...? It is too soon to have issues. If you have some extra beans put them into dirt they gonna be like this in 5days.
EricHansen
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it looks like you drown her in a massive plant pot, start over with a 1 litre plant pot
Bukvičák
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Good luck!
Rozgreenburn
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Agreed! Plus a seedling heat mat can help, just not through 5 gallons of medium. Start small and simple. If I have problem seedlings, I water them sparingly with a syringe. It's hard to be patient on your first grow, remember less is better until you get some real growth. Stay with this site, there are some great hints from experienced growers. Best of luck.
Topshelfruns
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Honestly if i was you i would start over if your plant was like 4 weeks into veg i would try and save it but it is a seedling also maybe try starting seeds in small rockwool cubes? That is what i do and never have any issues
calvin.m16
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How's it doing?