Dog ate my plant

[Zeldasix]

so she got to most of them but left 2 of them still in the ground based on the picture do u think they will start growing or are they dead. They were about 15 days old before eaten. Btw my dog is fine she threw everything up

 

[sunni]

i would just start over , they arent exactly big, they are small.

if oyu have more seeds just restart. keep your dog out of your grow room,

 

[pseudobotanist]

Water it and see. Although I wouldn't do 2 plants in one container

 

[Zeldasix]

I've done two plants in one container before they came out fine

 

[sunni]

I've done two plants in one container before they came out fine

they should not ever be 2 plants in one container

 

[legionxxii]

Do you just have them sitting on a window sill?

 

[MrStickyScissors]

welcome to the club. My dog did the same shit. but he ate a 45 gallon smart pot and a flowering plants that was 2 weeks into flower lol

 

[CA MTN MAN]

welcome to the club. My dog did the same shit. but he ate a 45 gallon smart pot and a flowering plants that was 2 weeks into flower lol

Whaaaat? He ate 45 gallons of dirt ?

 

[Zeldasix]

Do you just have them sitting on a window sill?

No it's just really windy I usually have my plants on the balcony.

 

[MrStickyScissors]

Whaaaat? He ate 45 gallons of dirt ?

no just roped the pot apart and tore the roots up

 

[MrStickyScissors]

I lost interest in the plant after that

 

[tangerinegreen555]

I've done two plants in one container before they came out fine

Yeah I do that sometimes, especially older seeds. And if they both grow and are girls it works out OK. And had a few with one male that I removed and still flowered the other female. It's not such a terrible idea, and obviously improves your chances for females.

 

[GreatwhiteNorth]

they should not ever be 2 plants in one container

That's not exactly true.
I've done that for years & never had a "fight" over dirt.

Contrary to popular belief, if done properly both (or possibly more) plants will flourish if treated properly.
Sorta like this.

 

[sunni]

That's not exactly true.
I've done that for years & never had a "fight" over dirt.

Contrary to popular belief, if done properly both (or possibly more) plants will flourish if treated properly.
Sorta like this.

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Ya but most people don't
It's not hard to put a plant in separate pots to ensure it doesn't fuck up when you're a newbie

It's just good practice rule of thumb to keeping things simple