Updated!!!!Wilted plants since removed from greenhouse

obijohn

obijohn

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You haven't answered a few questions to help determine what happened. Is the soil dry? Forget to water??
 
Hotrod2

Hotrod2

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Tha_508 said:
Had to remove my plants From my greenhouse due to the frame breaking. I have the plants just outside now and I’m about a week into flower. Almost all of my plants have wilted leaves like extremely droopy and I’m extremely nervous. The weather is slowly changing right now in Massachusetts as the night tends to get a little cooler thru the early morning hours.Weather is in the mid to high 50s at the lowest point so I don’t know if it’s due to weather change but it’s really bad and I’m really nervous don’t want my plants to die please help!!!! Woke up to this this morning
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The move was stressful . Microbe tea
 
Tha_508

Tha_508

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Feed in some kelp and removed large fan leaves and looks like they are back in action also found a way to get my old greenhouse back up so they are now back inside the 8x6 D390DAAD-65EE-41C7-ABC9-CDC9F163B6B2.jpegCDA913DA-EA7B-4467-B05E-F772D9C95A95.jpeg3D37BA03-721B-49C8-98D0-86E7BDAE4C03.jpegA9D1EB88-56BA-4485-9AC3-87181883EBB9.jpegF1DD59C9-9185-4609-816E-5A542698FAE2.jpeg
 
fskitch

fskitch

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Very nice:cool:
NOW-read up on hardening off plants. You simply needed to keep them shaded and gradually give more sun per day as they get used to their environment.
 
Hotrod2

Hotrod2

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I'm happy to see your girls recovered. Very hard to kill a weed. I inoculate my girls starting at the Tap Root and then once a week throughout the life cycle
 
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