WeirdWiredWolf
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So when I was on vacation and a friend was plantsitting, we had one day of 90-degree temps. My fan system failed (fixable, although even with my walking him through it he panicked and made things worse) and both of the older plants wilted pretty badly. When I picked them up, one was bone-dry while the other still had some moisture in the soil. After two days back home one is showing some new growth so I'm cautiously hopeful. I haven't picked up my tent yet so they're just in sunny windows.
The smaller clones from those two that were also at his house are by far the healthiest--if a bit stretched out--but showing possible mite activity (hence the "not again" part...the only vector I can think of is my soil); I'm treating with insect soap. A third clone that will probably be my control for figuring this out for good was in only water until yesterday, popped it in soil with rooting gel last night. The two smaller plants will be flowered as soon as I get rid of the mites or whatever that issue is.
The smaller clones from those two that were also at his house are by far the healthiest--if a bit stretched out--but showing possible mite activity (hence the "not again" part...the only vector I can think of is my soil); I'm treating with insect soap. A third clone that will probably be my control for figuring this out for good was in only water until yesterday, popped it in soil with rooting gel last night. The two smaller plants will be flowered as soon as I get rid of the mites or whatever that issue is.