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As time has passed since you posted this there is a good chance that you have already done 'something'. Cannabis can be pretty tuff. I would suggest bundling her back up and get the split stem as close together as possible and wrap it with tape. Insure that you leave a folded over tab so that you can remove the tape after the plant heals. I would generally just say tape it so that the sticky portions of the tape match and allow the plant to pull it apart as it grows - but that is very serious injury that requires some serious attention. Tape her up - keep an eye on her during flowering to make sure all the stress hasn't made her think the end is near so that she produces male flowers for seeds. Best Wishes and Happy Pharming!
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Last night's heavy rain, my greenhouse collapsed, will it come back to life?2 Photos
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My preliminary assessment would be either mobile nutrient deficiency or root issues. Please see the chart at this post: https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum...123#post535123Last edited by BU2B; 01-15-2022, 09:53 AM.
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Usually distilled water isn't ideal. pH 6.5-6.8 might be better, I'm not familiar with your soil but they look hungry. Draining well?
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Can these plants be saved? I've done a number of grows and have never had issues like this. I'm growing Barney's Acapulco Gold in Fox Farm Ocean. Transplanted them into the fabric 5 gallon pots 5 weeks ago. They initially were doing okay the first two weeks but never got lush and growth has been stunted. The light schedule has been 18/6. Temp 78 with lights on and 68-70 with lights off. Using Mars-Hydro 600 watt LED with both growth and bloom on which is what I have always done. Using a humidifier keeping humidity at 35-50%. I've only given them a very small amount of nutes twice. I was using distilled water but had to switch to spring water a week ago as no one has distilled in stock in my area. I'm adjusting the water PH to 6.4 to 6.5. You can see the leaves are pale, yellowish and there are brown spots and a few leaves are dying. Any ideas? Thanks a lot!
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Originally posted by Rwise View PostI will suggest some "Voodoo Juice" it is not a nute, it helps root growth, check it out. I use it on seedlings, when transplanting, and when going into flower.
I fed her yesterday with nutes and calmag.
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I will suggest some "Voodoo Juice" it is not a nute, it helps root growth, check it out. I use it on seedlings, when transplanting, and when going into flower.
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Originally posted by Rwise View PostIF you can get them into more soil without disturbing the roots. However IF the roots are damaged its bad, real bad in flower.
Are they in cloth or what? A bud here drops the cloth pot in the larger pot (or the ground) and grows on, absolutely no damage that way. It also takes some time for the roots to grow through them, and "Smart Pots" (brand) the roots should not grow through (its their cloth). Some cut the pot or just cut holes in it, carefully as to not damage the roots.
I myself would hit them with a 7.0 flush (you may want to feed after) and get that PH up to 6.5-6.8 range. (in and out)
I have learned a lot during this time and have done so many errors
. I have 2 00 KUSH in veg now with top teir environment, medium and nutrients.
If she survives, great. Otherwise I have learned a lot and these next two will be fire 😊 thank you for helping
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IF you can get them into more soil without disturbing the roots. However IF the roots are damaged its bad, real bad in flower.
Are they in cloth or what? A bud here drops the cloth pot in the larger pot (or the ground) and grows on, absolutely no damage that way. It also takes some time for the roots to grow through them, and "Smart Pots" (brand) the roots should not grow through (its their cloth). Some cut the pot or just cut holes in it, carefully as to not damage the roots.
I myself would hit them with a 7.0 flush (you may want to feed after) and get that PH up to 6.5-6.8 range. (in and out)
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