Plants wilted

Eksellent

Eksellent

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I put my plants in a grow box (5 sprouted seeds) about 2 foot x 1 foot x 1 foot with 2 CFL Bulbs. I had no outtake fan and all 5 plants wilted. They were in the grow box for a few hours and when I checked back the fan leaves just curled down, they lost width and turned brownish. I of course immediately took them out, but I want to know if the plants are worth trying to save? If so, how long until they should show progress, because overnight they are still in a similar form.
 
Coho

Coho

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If they didn't perk up with water overnight I'd really worry. Sorry sound cooked. pic?
 
Eksellent

Eksellent

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Here are some pics:

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Some sprouts seem to be greening up a little more than others, I would like other opinions than my own of course. I just put them in the light a few hours ago, then were hiding under my bed most of today. I am wondering why the stems are so thin, is it because lack of light?
 
Eksellent

Eksellent

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Nightmarecreature said:
That's Pythium wilt! There is no chance to save them. Throw that soil away and the cups. Everything is contaminated!
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It's possible to recover from a pythium wilt as I understand from other forums. I replanted these babies outside considering color was coming back. Of the 3 I replanted the top of the stem under the leaves was cut out, which I am pretty sure will die. The other I am hoping survive.
 
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