My girls are dying (or may already be dead.. please help :(

I'm a total newbie, and these are my first 2 plants ever. My source took them out of a FoxFarm soilless medium, and I tried to transfer them to an aero system (first mistake).

They were doing well for a day or two, then all hell broke loose. I'm trying to save them, but I don't know how. The pH stays at 5.8, the nutes are around 1000 ppm, and the temp in the room around 75, the water around 72, humidity around 45%.

The roots are being sprayed at a 1 minute on, 4 minutes off ratio. They smell fine, and the main stem looks healthy.

My guy is giving me a free 10" plant today, and is telling me to keep it in the FoxFarm media.. of course I'll listen this time. Any thoughts on what I should do with these before I play Taps? :( Is it too late to transfer them over to grow media also?


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WolfScott

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you can try to put them back into soil. I think that is your only chance! I has a few plants that were dieing in a hydro set up and I put them in Black Gold organic potting mix and one out of two lived. I would never move a plant out of soil and put it into a hydro set up. Good luck!
 
you can try to put them back into soil. I think that is your only chance! I has a few plants that were dieing in a hydro set up and I put them in Black Gold organic potting mix and one out of two lived. I would never move a plant out of soil and put it into a hydro set up. Good luck!

Okay, thanks. The guy I'm getting the new plant from told me it might be risky to transfer it again. At this point, I might as well. It doesn't look like it'll make it in the areo unit much longer.
 

stupidclown

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the roots are knotted and still have your old medium on them they don't get enough air turn you pump on less often and spread the roots out
 

cowboylogic

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Back off the nutes alot also. Give them a chance to get used to their new surroundings before feeding them that much. I would say though, its probaly time for TAPS....... You may save them, but thats alot of stress they are in right now. I think you would be ahead of the game and start over.
 

cannabluntcies

Active Member
massive shock from the whole transplant process. Moving them back to the soil sounds like a death sentence to me but its YOUR call. Id do everything in my power to get them acclimated to where they are at now and not stressed. B1 might help.
 
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