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Here are some pics of the “autopsy”

Thank you! I appreciate you taking the time to answer.

You’re more than likely right. Why would that happen? Too much Pete moss in the soil?? I just cut a branch and the inside was white. When you said stem, did you mean the main thick one?

I have a feeling it’s stem rot. If you look at the picture of the stem, it’s quite black at the very bottom. It looks to me like the plant cannot take anything up, no nutrients, no water and it’s just starving to death. It seems like there’s a blockage in the stem. And the blockage I believe is...

Great minds think a like LOL! Thank you so much! Yes, we use information and our past mistakes to learn. Imagine that!

And no, it is not entirely dead yet. The leaves are still soft. I care about my plants. And if it’s not entirely dead, I would like to do everything in my power to bring it back! I have a connection to them, it’s not just about smoking the product.

So I don’t repeat the same mistake twice!! Really?

I was waiting for them to start flowering and then I was going to change the nutrients to a flowering one.

Oh yeah, I have not changed anything since they were tiny seedlings.

Hi Aqua Man! The soil I made myself: compost, perlite, seabird guano, pete moss, earthworm castings, And I can’t remember what other stuff I added... I give them nutes once a week – Kellogg organic plus for tomato vegetable and herb which contains beneficial soil microbes and mycorrhizae. My...

I discovered she was drooping as if she hadn’t been watered... after a bit of research, I thought the problem was root rot. I gave her mycos, labs (em1), even kefir for probiotics and nothing. I used a paintbrush and put the concoction on her stem coz I discovered a black spot on it... still...

I have a few seedlings (Cinderella 99, Big Bud, og kush) that are about 7-8 inches tall, they are kept outside during the day, and at night I move them on the patio with a fluorescent light on (about 150 watts). They ALL started flowering!! I live in Southern California, and it's now October...