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Should I try to save my sick weed plant or pop another seed?

420peace

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I'm realizing my plant is small and sick and just starting the flowering stage. Beginner grower.

Should I just plant a few more seeds and start over? How much weed could I realistically get off this?
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I have a 100 watt LED, and I doubt I'll be able to get even 1 oz off of this plant.

Considering I need to harvest 4+ oz per grow to get 1 oz a month, I'm thinking it might save me time and electricity to try again properly from scratch, now that I know what I'm doing a little more.

Would you let it finish flowering or use that 8 weeks to start a better grow?
 
I'm realizing my plant is small and sick and just starting the flowering stage. Beginner grower.

Should I just plant a few more seeds and start over? How much weed could I realistically get off this?
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I have a 100 watt LED, and I doubt I'll be able to get even 1 oz off of this plant.

Considering I need to harvest 4+ oz per grow to get 1 oz a month, I'm thinking it might save me time and electricity to try again properly from scratch, now that I know what I'm doing a little more.

Would you let it finish flowering or use that 8 weeks to start a better grow?
Can U put up a pic of the whole plant? Based on what I see I'd grow it out if I could. That would give you some experience dealing with a sick plant. That's good experience to have. Every grower has plant issues at some point or another.
 
I'd grow it out, too. If your grow conditions are resulting in problems, new plants will simply succumb to the same problems.
There are lots of recent posts on pH, which is critical to plant health. Test the pH for your medium (soil, coco) and adjust to proper range. If that is the problem, your plant should recover. If not pH, we 'd need more info to help diagnose.
 
Grow the plant out. The experience it teaches you will be worth more than the harvest. Every grow should teach you something, so every subsequent grow will be better. The only time I recommend putting down a plant is if it is infected with mold, bugs, or is a hermie that will affect other plants. Do not give up on this one! You may think you know a little more, but you have much to learn and that can only come from experience. Show more of your setup. You probably will want to get more light. Don't skimp on the light, it is the most important part of the grow room.
 
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