Half of my plant looks dead.

Hello all,

Has anybody seen this before? One side of my plant looks great and the other side looks dead. It happened fast too. I noticed one side looking droopy and then a couple hours later it looked very droopy. No branches look broken. It's being supported by an interior cage and trellising. Watering every other day, sometimes supplementing off days if it's super hot. Using Mr. B's Green Trees dry nutrients once every two weeks.

Any thoughts?

Thanks.

Damn she looks pissed. Looks like over water but at the same time over fert. You may need to flush with something light on the daily for a bit to get whatever that is out. I suggest water with some blended aloe to help the healing a bit more. The auxins will do some good. Hope that helps. Coconut water for some hydration to keep up because in that state todays gonna burn brother good luck. Ill pray for her.

looks like the left plant is fighting for the nutrients in your medium and is thriving while the other is not so lucky. if i was u i would feed more nutrients on the right side and just keep checking on them

Check the branches again. The only reason I can think of why that would happen is that something is cutting off the flow of water to the droopy leaves on that side. Find the main side branch that all the leaves are connected to and make sure it hasn't been broken or damaged. Possibly a piece of wire or string got wrapped around a branch?

darkGarden said:

Hello all,

Has anybody seen this before? One side of my plant looks great and the other side looks dead. It happened fast too. I noticed one side looking droopy and then a couple hours later it looked very droopy. No branches look broken. It's being supported by an interior cage and trellising. Watering every other day, sometimes supplementing off days if it's super hot. Using Mr. B's Green Trees dry nutrients once every two weeks.

Any thoughts?

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look for little holes in the stalk you might have a hemp bore or something.

Stress from damage or transplant shock.

The droppy part is a whole branch? If so, the branch could have gotten too heavy and even tho it's still attached it's cracked inside at the base where it attaches to the stump.

Mon has seen some recover, this happens to Mon when Mons plants get too big without any support. You can carefully try to tie em up and support them and hope they recover.

P.s. You can't see the damage just looking at the branch and stump, but if you take the affected part and slightly move it near they base of the stump you might see what Mon is talking about, sometimes the branches just pop right off......