Severe dehydration. What to do? General advice. Autoflower

Didgerydont
Didgerydontstarted grow question 6y ago
My plant was severly under watered. I left Saturday night and taught the pot felt heavy enough, came back to a horror show Monday. Shes had 24 hours after being rewatered but still looks bad. Any advice for my stupid ass?
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Didgerydont
Didgerydontanswered grow question 6y ago
Thanks for all of your answers guys! I have tried foliar feeding with kelp and she got another full watering on Monday morning, some of her seems to have bounced back but the rest of her doesn't look great. Lots of brown parts and she smells a little like hay so Im presuming thats rot settling in. I dont think she is going to make it. Whatever hasn't improved by this time tomorrow will get chopped and if its no better by Friday I'll put her out of her misery. Bad mess up on my part. Lesson learned!
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Tango_Hotel_Charlie
Tango_Hotel_Charlieanswered grow question 6y ago
do not repeat your mistake, dumb ass, jk. We've all done it. Live and learn. Trim what doesn't bounce back.😀
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blendmedmedman
blendmedmedmananswered grow question 6y ago
give her kelp to help her rebound, she is stress from not getting water to her roots and they need to recover, kelp and water and you will see some improvement with in 3 days of using
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SweetKush
SweetKushanswered grow question 6y ago
Something you can also do to help her bounce back is to foliar feed with a spray bottle both over and underneath the leaves.
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SweetKush
SweetKushanswered grow question 6y ago
Just give it water and it will recover, and then a good tip to avoid both underwatering and overwatering is to let the soil dry out a bit after each watering. Feel with a finger a few centimeters down in the soil; if it's dry, just give it water. Another easy way to know when the plants are thirsty is to weigh the pots before they get water and after they’ve been watered. Hope they bounce back!
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Canadamade420
Canadamade420answered grow question 6y ago
Hey try and keep giving her water/nutes, don’t over do it with the watering though as you could kill her. There is still some good green colour so she should be able to bounce back in a few days. Try to not stress her out anymore if at all possible. Hope that helps and hopefully she comes back
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Complicate
Complicateanswered grow question 6y ago
Re-water and watch it for life to snap back, if parts are to slow or too brown, might want to cut off, but make sure the other parts are coming back for a few days. If it's already on the verge of being thrown out, try and save it and sprout a new seed!
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