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Hydrogrow21
Hydrogrow21started grow question 3 years ago
I have started seeds in a dwc to let them grow but when i took them out to put into a wilma system ( Dripper system ) a few plants have wilted and almost dead where as some have or seem to be ok ! is this a wrong way to grow young plants etc in a dwc then transplant to a dripper?
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gottagrowsometime
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 3 years ago
Yes, autos hate transplant in general. Cause they do well in 8l most ppl don't bother seeing the point in it, aswell as that it stunts growth or at best slows it down in the case of my tangerine dream was completely transplanted from coco to soil. But she's doing GREAT now. Give it a wk. They'll bounce back. Happy growing
Wicked_Stix
Wicked_Stixanswered grow question 3 years ago
They are drying out for some reason. I would be pumping nutrients to them 24 hours a day if you arent already
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 3 years ago
A few of those look like it is more than just transplant shock. ensure the driplines aren't clogged or unenly distributing water and that enough liquid is dripping over the roots.... maybe, those roots haven't grown into the reservoir at bottom yet? something to do with water uptake is most likely different between the pots. Those things look like they have no water, which would be odd in a drip-dwc. The one's apical meristem can't even hold itself up. A few of those plants have lost "turgidity" or "hydrostatic pressure." in a dwc you can easily eliminate possibilities by checking pH and calculating your ppm per molecule used from your guaranteed analysis labels. google "manic botanix ppm calculator" .. should get you to a decent one that can handle specific gravity, if needed.
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