MissBotany
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How is your plant that big in such a small pot!?
How is your plant that big in such a small pot!?
I would use a much bigger pot. That could also be why your plant is/was dying.
But good job on your grow!
Russet Mites I'd look into that
No chance this was russets but worth scoping for sanity’s sake. But I don’t see the obvious signs after you cleaned it outHey there,
Just finished cutting everything off. I lost about half the plant but the top portions are still green and seem to okay. I'll keep an eye on them. My bud rot wasn't moldy and didn't have fungus webs, ect. Pretty much either damp brown leaves or brown crinkly leaves/buds. Not sure if that make it any better if it was a "mild" case.
Thanks for the mention of mites. I combed through the bud I cut off and literally spent 4 hrs checking every inch of the plant. Nothing but just a trace of a cricket (which I jarred and released down the road). I sure hope I didn't miss anything but I even went through the remains bud to be sure and nothing there that I can see. I'll keep checkin tho!Certainly looks like a possibility from my experience.
I've been obsessing over the plants but after a day and half without water it ended up looking like this....I felt is was okay to water when it's wilting this bad. I just gave it a gallon oh pH balanced h20. Your thoughts?No chance this was russets but worth scoping for sanity’s sake. But I don’t see the obvious signs after you cleaned it out
They should bounce back but repeated cycles will hurt the yieldI've been obsessing over the plants but after a day and half without water it ended up looking like this....I felt is was okay to water when it's wilting this bad. I just gave it a gallon oh pH balanced h20. Your thoughts?
Yes, this has happened once before but within 25 min of watering they were upright and perky again. I attribute the quick wilting to having them in such small pots and having big plants that require more water. Honestly, 1 gallon a day keeps them just right as far as I've seen. I appreciate you taking the time to answer back. Thanks JACK OGThey should bounce back but repeated cycles will hurt the yield
Can you up pot it? Like go to a larger size, take the root ball and stick into a larger pot with some new soil to allow it to hold say more water? ? Also a pot saucer may be better as they will hold water post watering that will allow plant to suck it back up, draw back it may cause rot if she doesn’t drinkYes, this has happened once before but within 25 min of watering they were upright and perky again. I attribute the quick wilting to having them in such small pots and having big plants that require more water. Honestly, 1 gallon a day keeps them just right as far as I've seen. I appreciate you taking the time to answer back. Thanks JACK OG
I have the soil and resources to move up to a bigger pot but I just figured because of the size of the plant/it's weeks into flowering that it would potentially shock it. Seeing as though this is my first grow I haven't taken many chances. I should have listened to a pal about 1.5 months ago and moved them into 10 gallonsCan you up pot it? Like go to a larger size, take the root ball and stick into a larger pot with some new soil to allow it to hold say more water? ? Also a pot saucer may be better as they will hold water post watering that will allow plant to suck it back up, draw back it may cause rot if she doesn’t drink
Copy that.I have the soil and resources to move up to a bigger pot but I just figured because of the size of the plant/it's weeks into flowering that it would potentially shock it. Seeing as though this is my first grow I haven't taken many chances. I should have listened to a pal about 1.5 months ago and moved them into 10 gallons
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