Dead Seedlings?

bellcore

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Dec 28, 2014

• #1

I was gone for a few days over Christmas and came back to two pretty dry seedlings. I now have them in a saucer with tap water and and air stone going to maximize oxygen. Also sprinkled a little myco on the jiffy plugs, Well...should i give them overnight and see how they do? or just start a couple new beans and trash these?

 

nomofatum

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Dec 28, 2014

• #2

door nail dead. Looks like they never found any light.

left one may have a 10% or less chance, right one is already gone.

 

bellcore

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Dec 28, 2014

• #3

They were in my 12/12 flower room under the canopy. I think they just dried out. Damn, and one of those was my only c99. Time to germinate.

 

nomofatum

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Dec 28, 2014

• #4

They shouldn't grow long and thin like that unless they are using every bit of energy to find survivable light levels.

 

Dr.StickyFingers

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Dec 28, 2014

• #5

Like everyone else said.. dead as can be.. sorry man

 

nomofatum

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Dec 28, 2014

• #6

If the head on the left one isn't shriveled, gently prop it up and put a bag over that bowl, then add a decently strong light. That is the only way it even has a 10% chance. It need light and a high humidity zero stress environment to have a chance.

 

rob333

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Dec 28, 2014

• #7

nomofatum said:

door nail dead. Looks like they never found any light.

left one may have a 10% or less chance, right one is already gone.

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whats this guy said

 

rob333

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Dec 28, 2014

• #8

nomofatum said:

If the head on the left one isn't shriveled, gently prop it up and put a bag over that bowl, then add a decently strong light. That is the only way it even has a 10% chance. It need light and a high humidity zero stress environment to have a chance.

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there both fucked man

 

bellcore

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Dec 28, 2014

• #9

OK then

 

nomofatum

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Dec 28, 2014

• #10

rob333 said:

there both fucked man

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Most likely. I can see the stem on the left one isn't shrivvled or to 100% gone yet, and the head/leaves are hiding off the side in the pics. If the head is still hydrated, and the stem is still hydrated, it has a chance. (don't spry it)

If it's your only one of that kind is the only way you should bother though.

 

Nullis

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Dec 28, 2014

• #11

They really needed to be under more direct light.

 

rob333

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Dec 28, 2014

• #12

bellcore said:

OK then

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if u stick that one to the left in a pot and put it outside in a little bit of sun or maybe a window she might survive but besides from that i cant think of anything else atm

 

bellcore

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Dec 28, 2014

• #13

Just picked up a Cree A21 5000K for the next week or two. By then the tent will be open from the current crop.

 

nomofatum

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Dec 28, 2014

• #14

If it starts to green and firm up, bury about 2/3rds of the skinny shit when you transplant.

 

ethabhae

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Dec 28, 2014

• #15

what did you do man! why you wrap seedlings :S

 

ethabhae

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Dec 28, 2014

• #16

there is not enough water and light

 

bellcore

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Dec 28, 2014

• #17

ethabhae said:

what did you do man! why you wrap seedlings :S

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Cause it feels good.

 

ethabhae

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Dec 28, 2014

• #18

i am sorry for your loss

 

nomofatum

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Dec 28, 2014

• #19

6500k light. 50w+ about 4 inches above. Bag over it, do something better to support and turn that leaves upright. I would be tempted to just bury it in a fluffy medium (peat) up to the top 3/4"