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Royal Nugs
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Not much you can do...
Straighten it out and hope for the best. How hot/humid did it get?
Straighten it out and hope for the best. How hot/humid did it get?
dontknownuttin
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dontknownuttin
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$1.50 at garage sales. (bring your own bag)
Many injured plants are able to come back with a little TLC, especially so early in the flowering stage. If it's really bad you can put them back into the vegetative stage until they heal, then flip them back to the flowering stage. They're only a week into flowering so they should be able to start vegetating again relatively quickly if you go that route.
As far as other things to help with heat-stressed plants, definitely don't let it get hot, especially their roots. Turn the light down if you can, or temporarily replace it with a weaker light. You can also bring the lights up further from the plant. They heal faster when they're getting relatively lower levels of light, and have a harder time recovering when they're working hard. Once they're healthy you can give them full light again.
One last thing I can think of is to give them something with kelp extract in it, because that helps soothe heat stress. It's not a miracle worker, but as long as you're not in DWC it can help a little! I think you got this
As far as other things to help with heat-stressed plants, definitely don't let it get hot, especially their roots. Turn the light down if you can, or temporarily replace it with a weaker light. You can also bring the lights up further from the plant. They heal faster when they're getting relatively lower levels of light, and have a harder time recovering when they're working hard. Once they're healthy you can give them full light again.
One last thing I can think of is to give them something with kelp extract in it, because that helps soothe heat stress. It's not a miracle worker, but as long as you're not in DWC it can help a little! I think you got this
9fingerleafs
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That's exactly what I do. Besides I'm growing in my closet inside my room with ac. So temp and humidity are controlled. I just close it at night. I always leave the door open an a fan blowing hard to the plant 3 minutes after lights off. So the heat of the lights dissipates