UnderWatered Sapling???

Hello everyone, I need a quick answer please; Before I lose her! hahaha


To me she looks underwatered; I JUST posted a forum asking if I should water more often and i was told that its best to wait a few days and let their roots stretch.

So I didn't water her on the day i ussually do and now this is what she looks like only a day later.

Here are before and after photos.

and after

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I'm just gunna water it; Hopefully my assumption is correct. If not then FUCK LOL

Any one have a definite answer? or atleast a theory?

Water the little fucker, she'll come around! Maybe prop it up with a toothpick for some assistance in the meanwhile too.

CanBud said:

Water the little fucker, she'll come around! Maybe prop it up with a toothpick for some assistance in the meanwhile too.

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Prop her up; Won't that put her into shock or anything of that nature if i have to use my fat ass fingers to move her a bit? lol

I've been scarred to touch them as seedlings because That's what i've always thought haha but im still new to growin'

Kodie182 said:

Prop her up; Won't that put her into shock or anything of that nature if i have to use my fat ass fingers to move her a bit? lol

I've been scarred to touch them as seedlings because That's what i've always thought haha but im still new to growin'

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Just make sure your hands arent covered in roundup or grease haha, just gently tip it up and rest a toothpick between the leaves.....your soil looks dry and the plant looks green. Water should do the trick, they are a little delicate when small but extremely resilient plants, I wish I saved pics of the scabs i saved last summer. Should perk right up after an hour or two if water was the issue and the toothpick wont be needed.

CanBud said:

Just make sure your hands arent covered in roundup or grease haha, just gently tip it up and rest a toothpick between the leaves.....your soil looks dry and the plant looks green. Water should do the trick, they are a little delicate when small but extremely resilient plants, I wish I saved pics of the scabs i saved last summer. Should perk right up after an hour or two if water was the issue and the toothpick wont be needed.

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okay thanks!

shit-can her......sorry. take the bite early. problems with plants can be like ghosts, haunting you throughout the cycle. crack them with a kelp solution, keep warm and humid. one gardener's opinion