WHAT HAPPENED!!!! dead plant....PICS!

downhiller6325

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idk what has happened....this all happened over night i went to bed Christmas eve and woke up and Santa just gave my plant magnesium dif. well i think thats what it is....i try epedson saalt but thatdidnt help i threw her out today......at least i still have my six clones...



 

zaqewq

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looks like to much water to me. let them dry to the point of the top 1-2 inchs of dirt is bone dry between waterings. also try less fert/nutes. rootlock looks like overwatering sometimes as roots absorb nothing and plant wilts.
 

Hairy Bob

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Did your airstone fail? That would starve the roots of oxygen and look just like overwatering.
Why'd you throw her out? What made you think it was a hopeless case? You'll be amazed what a plant will recover from and how far you can let them slide. I've seen a 5' tall outdoor plant recklessly overferted with miracle grow, then watered to within an inch of it's life in an attempt to flush it, fall over from about 3' up, then pick itself back up in 3 days when the sun came out. Hell my friend used to throw his plants, roots and all into his compost heap after harvesting them, until he noticed they had started growing again!
 

downhiller6325

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i also noticed her leaves where deforming and when a plant dose that its crowded and i just didnt really have room for her so i decided i didnt want to mess with sick plants on this grow...i have 6 beautiful clones that are ready to be put in the ebb and flow...im just goin to veg them fro 4 weeks and flow them...i just dont know if im goin to scrog them or not....ive never scroged before but i want to look in to it first....
 

easy2mem

Active Member
no, that plant was locked up in a coma rejecting all nutrients. When he put salt on it, he placed even more water on the already drowning plant; this killed it further. What he should have done was to pull it from its pot and allow it to dry out for a couple days.

I think that the plant could have pushed through but it would take at least 14 days to recover fully; assuming that the plant could survive without eating for that long. Perhaps keep a strong light on it during this time and guard it from pests to help it along.

This happened to me too my last grow and it sucks. I had to kill mine and it looked just like yours. Mine wasn't as old as yours though. Was that your donor plant? Good thing you cut clones. Good luck with those.
 
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