good start do you grow with cfl lighting or an additional source of lights on the inside?
Is there hope??
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Bear Country
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OOOOOOO ok well.....now that makes a little more sense.....what kind of lighting are they under now?? think of it like this.....you have been indoors with a sixty watt light for 4 weeks......then you go outside into the sun for the first time in 4 weeks.......its like HOLY FUCK.....DAM THATS BRIGHT.....give them a little time....they will bounce back....they just freaked out a little as they had never seen anything like the SUN before!!!!! LOL Its happened to me before.....you have to introduce them to the sun slowly.....at least this strain you do because they just told you what they think about it.....some strains do just fine..others not as well
Bear Country
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Well did you leave them out longer then the times before??
Only cfls when there inside
cannawizard
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I'm pretty much on heat stress from the sun at this point.. or over-watering.. but my $$$ is on heat stress~
^^^^^^^ is your answer kailua , cant just throw plants from cfls to direct sunlight sorry! they'll bounce back plants are resistant in nature, lesson learned
OK thanks makes sense because the other plants seem just fine but i did take them out before for about the same time if not longer so thats why im kinda leaning more towards overwatered
But they been out before for just as long or longer
but they been out before for just as long or longer
and none of the other plants did this but thanks i believe in them
cannawizard
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Was it cloudy that day or clear skies? You could be right, it might be overwatering, but it also looks like heat stress.. whatever the case,
just leave them under cfls and dont overwater~
bam
Was it cloudy that day or clear skies? You could be right, it might be overwatering, but it also looks like heat stress.. whatever the case,
just leave them under cfls and dont overwater~
bam
okay thanks cannawizard but would the sun make a plant yield more or is that a myth?? because i sure would like to yield as much as possible
cannawizard
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If you mean growing outdoors under the sun (vs) indoors under artificial lighting.. Then yes, normally a plant would yield more under the sun
Its not a myth~
Bear Country
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I'm thinking about this.....you seem to have a feeling that you overwatered....which leads me to believe that you did....I think this is what happened to those plants......they were over watered.....then you took them outside into the bright, possibly hot sun.....with a soaking root ball the plant goes into a mode of trying to discipate the water it has taken up but add the hot sun to the equation....and its another factor the plant is trying to deal with.....the result....it bends over ....stressed out from two things.....over watering and heat stress.....Bears theroy.....I say leave them under the CFL's for a couple of days and avoid watering.....see if they perk up in the next 24 hrs....I think they will.
Was it cloudy that day or clear skies? You could be right, it might be overwatering, but it also looks like heat stress.. whatever the case,
just leave them under cfls and dont overwater~
bam
Wow looks like BearCountry was right i water them when bearcounrty first posted and i went to check on them and BAM
seen this. So i hope everyone sees this 
and thanks for all the help
Bear Country
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Ok....so my first accessement was correct.....they were thirsty... ...again....I have never seen a plant wilt like that from overwatering.....but overwater and add other stress factors and you might see all kinds of shit happen.....so the ladies just needed a drink of water. Thats good news bro.....good luck the rest of the way!!Wow looks like BearCountry was right i water them when bearcounrty first posted and i went to check on them and BAM
cannawizard
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Yup, I tend to over analyze and forget the basics, the posted pic definitely looked like dehydrated plants~ Good call Bear
