(pics) HELP MY PLANTS ARE DYING!! is it too hot or are they too sick

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noahallgood

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it is 106 degrees outside (which if thats the problem, they are going to die this august when it gets 115), are they just burning up or is it some sickness; The girls are JGR plants (blue dream x LA confidential) they are on week 10/11 ish, and one is more taller and lanky while the other is shorter and stout.
 

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Peder1

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They can be saved.

had a similar situation with my bird of paradise plant a few years ago. It’s an indoor plant October-April. Outdoor May-September. Left it outside in a heat wave for a few days.

I brought it inside for a few day. Foliar sprayed it with water more than once a day. Cleaned the leaves. Then slowly reintroduced it to the outdoors again. I haven’t given the plant direct sunlight ever since. Built an arbor to cover it in the summer months.
 
Tetrahedral

Tetrahedral

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No it's too hot, yes you can make it work. Plenty of shade cloth and a workable system sees veg grown in plus forty temperatures in some parts of Europe.
 
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noahallgood

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Peder1 said:
They can be saved.

had a similar situation with my bird of paradise plant a few years ago. It’s an indoor plant October-April. Outdoor May-September. Left it outside in a heat wave for a few days.

I brought it inside for a few day. Foliar sprayed it with water more than once a day. Cleaned the leaves. Then slowly reintroduced it to the outdoors again. I haven’t given the plant direct sunlight ever since. Built an arbor to cover it in the summer months.
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thank you my brother, i have hope for my plant - ive been giving it a lot less direct sunlight (the tall one gets 3-4 while the smaller gets 4-5). The shorter plant is recovering quite nicely while the taller one is still hanging n there! I took off a clone from each the plants just incase the worse happens, so ive been giving the cones a couple hours of light too!
 
Gorillabilly

Gorillabilly

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yea, looks hot to me too. Maybe a little heavy on N as well. Little shade and a lot of water(but not too much) and you be fine.
 
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