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The net looking roots is what broke off ill send picture of what disconnected
This what was on the bottomif anything your getting very close to a transplant..
what is your plans for that?
i’m also trying to get advice from another grower in case there’s something more to help.ok, not terrible, but you know now to squeeze gently around the bottom till you feel it loosen for removal, but sometimes the roots get stuck into tiny grooves and such..
i did notice, there should be more holes in that cup.
anyho, it’s best now to just leave her be and ya she’s probably stressed but we’ll see in a day. droopy can be a sign of stress, so try to keep the humidity on the high side for a least 5 days, like around 60-70 if you can it’ll help with the roots as in also some kinda root supplement?
don’t worry as she may seem a little sick for a week.. just water/feed when necessary..
also when you took the plant out how dry or wet was the soil? when did you water last? everything you do is helpful information next time..
+1 wouldn't think twice about the roots.ok, not terrible, but you know now to squeeze gently around the bottom till you feel it loosen for removal, but sometimes the roots get stuck into tiny grooves and such..
i did notice, there should be more holes in that cup.
anyho, it’s best now to just leave her be and ya she’s probably stressed but we’ll see in a day. droopy can be a sign of stress, so try to keep the humidity on the high side for a least 5 days, like around 60-70 if you can it’ll help with the roots as in also some kinda root supplement?
don’t worry as she may seem a little sick for a week.. just water/feed when necessary..
also when you took the plant out how dry or wet was the soil? when did you water last? everything you do is helpful information next time..
Thanks guys I will keep it damp and humidity high. This time my pot is flexiblably lol. I will keep you posted on how she comes along+1 wouldn't think twice about the roots.
Roots won't grow into dry soil so get the entire media damp. Some transplant shock from the root disturbance but few days and should pick back up in growth.
Good advice on the humidity increase for a few days as it will reduce the demand on the root system and help it settle a bit faster from the stress
Will do! you guys have taught me alot, love learning it. Really interesting how far the science goes down to form a kind of artLooking good, keep us updated. Seems like you have a little common sense which will help immensly
ya doesn’t look like much shock, well your in the good zone.This is now i came home from work a little bit a growth but she is slowly picking back up still gonna keep same temp and humidity at 80
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Clip that top right outta the middle now. Just the main shoot coming out, and she will spread out and get many many tops.
Will the transplant shock affect it? I had broken the bottom roots 2 days ago.Clip that top right outta the middle now. Just the main shoot coming out, and she will spread out and get many many tops.
It will effect it some everytime you disturb its roots or prune anything but weed plants can take alot. I would go ahead and put it in my final pot and let it grow. Idk, i do t grow in soil, i use deep water cultureWill the transplant shock affect it? I had broken the bottom roots 2 days ago.
ya just leave her be no matter what for another 3 days at least, nothing till she’s healthy and growing!! again.Will the transplant shock affect it? I had broken the bottom roots 2 days ago.
Thank you lol I was just gonna wait till its fully healthy so it takes the cut with ease. But I will keep you updated when I do cut it dwcmagicya just leave her be no matter what for another 3 days at least, nothing till she’s healthy and growing!! again.
yes keep the lights up..
it’s like she’s in the hospital now for a few days..
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