what’s wrong with my plant

[greenlover420]

Can you show pictures of after watering?

 

[Stokes]

 

[greenlover420]

decided to not toss this one and still give it a chance

 

[greenlover420]

how long will it take to recover?

 

[HerbHero]

Let's watch this one bloom!

 

[jester83]

So I'm not sure but I hope I'm right about this just want to double check that's all bc where I'm at it was raining out side for like a few days and then my wife went and got me a tent and a grown light for me to keep them from the rain so from what I know so far I have a 2x2tent with a 2x2 grow light with ffof and I'm running one photo and autos together the photo seams to blooming off to a great start the first one is the photo the rest are autos

 

[greenlover420]

day 25 2 days after transplanting leaves starting to perk back up

 

[greenlover420]

a new sprout getting pretty good at germinating

 

[RhastaBlasta]

a new sprout getting pretty good at germinating
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so far so good, the stem is a bit too tall though but that's fine

 

[jester83]

Well I guess I'm just going to leave the thread bc this is crazy I ask questions and post pictures give as much info I can and yet still no answer so I will be no posting anymore hope

 

[greenlover420]

day 25 2 days after transplanting leaves starting to perk back up
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Well I guess I'm just going to leave the thread bc this is crazy I ask questions and post pictures give as much info I can and yet still no answer so I will be no posting anymore hope

why not just start your own???

 

[greenlover420]

day 26 she’s looking a lot better

 

[greenlover420]

day 2 lil sprout

 

[bruceybruce63]

I didn’t read ALL the replies. If you’re new (1st time, like me), just leave them alone. Water only. I have mine on pedestals that will eventually water from the bottom. Get a moisture meter. Just keep ‘em moist. Also, a buddy of mine (Mentor) said that don’t worry about the cotelyns (spelling), just worry about New Growth. If the New Growth looks good, then she has recovered. I’m new too! lol

 

[greenlover420]

I didn’t read ALL the replies. If you’re new (1st time, like me), just leave them alone. Water only. I have mine on pedestals that will eventually water from the bottom. Get a moisture meter. Just keep ‘em moist. Also, a buddy of mine (Mentor) said that don’t worry about the cotelyns (spelling), just worry about New Growth. If the New Growth looks good, then she has recovered. I’m new too! lol

yea this is my 1st time already killed 4 plants but hoping to keep two alive

 

[Sunasun]

So I'm not sure but I hope I'm right about this just want to double check that's all bc where I'm at it was raining out side for like a few days and then my wife went and got me a tent and a grown light for me to keep them from the rain so from what I know so far I have a 2x2tent with a 2x2 grow light with ffof and I'm running one photo and autos together the photo seams to blooming off to a great start the first one is the photo the rest are autos View attachment 2170388View attachment 2170389View attachment 2170390View attachment 2170391View attachment 2170388View attachment 2170389View attachment 2170390

See answer below but you also brought in bugs to an area without any natural predators. Prepare to be heart broken.

day 25 2 days after transplanting leaves starting to perk back up
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Both of you guys are not watering all of your medium. Spot watering is a recipe for failure. Crappy roots shitty fruits. The dry back patterns are the same for both of y'all's plants.

 

[jester83]

See answer below but you also brought in bugs to an area without any natural predators. Prepare to be heart broken.

Both of you guys are not watering all of your medium. Spot watering is a recipe for failure. Crappy roots shitty fruits. The dry back patterns are the same for both of y'all's plants.

What kind of bugs plz be a little more specific to as that could be a veriaty of different bugs

 

[Sunasun]

What kind of bugs plz be a little more specific to as that could be a veriaty of different bugs

You said you brought them inside from outside, correct? Probably mites, fungus gnats, aphids whatever is outside in your garden.

 

[jester83]

Ok that makes more since

 

[Natep]

If you would like an easy solution to watering. Next round use a earthbox or city picker pot. Holds like 11 gallons of soil. I would fill it with build a soil3.0 recipe. Pot hold a couple gallons of water in the bottom and soil wicks it up as needed. Plus once the roots get to the reservoir it will choose between water and eating. Makes the plants grow like crazy. Good luck on your journey.