My plant died suddently :(

Hello folks, today i got home and i got kinda "sad".
Looks like my plant died. It was like all down only being hold by a little bit of root... i don't think it was overwatering or underwatering... the plant was still green and even after i took it out its still good looking.
I think it was the silver paper that cut my plant, cuz it was kinda moving with the wind.... and there was only 1 paper left, when i got home and it shuda be 4 not 1 -.-. Im not rly sure if this was the cause of death of my plant, but my question here is what kind of deaths will make the plant die like that?

My plant was an automatic Northern Light and it was outdoor... it was 13 days old from seed plant, had no fertilizer added yet, only BactoHemp that sends bacteries to help the roots grow... ( used only once in plants life ).

I'm going to plant again and i wud like to know if i can plant another seed in a soil thats 13 days old? Also can the plants die from too much wind? cuz i know its a bit windy in the place they're at.

Thanks in advance.

Could you describe your grow location, or better yet, post a picture ? same goes for the dead plant (picture).

And yes, a draft or wind can effect your plant in various ways.

automated said:

Could you describe your grow location, or better yet, post a picture ? same goes for the dead plant (picture).

And yes, a draft or wind can effect your plant in various ways.

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Sorry i dont have no pics can't take them as i already took the plant out... But what kinda problems can wind give to a plant?
And can i use this 13 days old soil to plant new seeds again?

As long as there is nothing wrong with the soil it shouldnt be a problem.
However, if something was ... it could affect the new growth.

Drafts can make the plant too cold if the plant itself is in a warm room.

All depands on your setup ... the less info you give, the shorter your awnsers will become.

I'll guess damping off...

http://davesgarden.com/guides/articles/view/277/

automated said:

As long as there is nothing wrong with the soil it shouldnt be a problem.
However, if something was ... it could affect the new growth.

Drafts can make the plant too cold if the plant itself is in a warm room.

All depands on your setup ... the less info you give, the shorter your awnsers will become.

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Its an outdoor... and my weather is fine very good sun kinda windy i live in Portugal the weather is cool for this i guess...