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they sure r standing up more...

here is the progress of my lady

was the transplant into the peat moss a good move or no? i think its good as a fungal preventative (if that makes sense...just what i heard)?? but i also think it may retain too much moisture for this situation...she doesnt seem to be improving or getting worse, just stuntin hard core...

ok, i just transplanted her into sphagnum peat moss w/ lots of perlite...the roots were developed to the bottom of the pot...so the roots were growing but the plant wasnt???! how does this happen?

not looking good, the soil doesnt seem to be getting any dryer...this really sux man...the lower fan leaves have been removed and the growth is still stunted...its like cancer man, i cant find a cure!

lumbo, i appreiate ur suggestion...what do u mean by low light area? ive been told they need more light, and to me, low light means less light?

i have great circulation...this is crazy...ill try lettin them do their thing i guess...please keep the ideas comin, anything and everything helps! i appreciate yall

i check for bugs on a regular basis, and i just checked again with a mag. glass and didnt see any...the soil does have some nutes...the soil seems to be staying pretty moist for a long period of time...i havent watered in ab 5 days, and is still moist, mainly the area of rot ball that was...

anybody? its some good that i would really hate to lose! please help

heres one more pic of the entire plant...sorry they take up the whole page

i hope that these pics will help somebody diagnose this problem! i appreciate it

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Ok so heres the deal, my buddy gave me two plants and i transplanted them. they were in fox farm potting soil under a 150 hps. now they are in miracle grow (organic) under a 250 hps. i transplanted them about two weeks ago and after the first week the leaves yellowed from top to bottom, and...