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tomdangyeu
tomdangyeustarted grow question 3 years ago
My sapling is dying, can I save it? what do i need to do to help it
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 3 years ago
The leaves are like this because you had it in a humidity dome and also from having too much light. The humidity dome has suffocated this plant as it does not let the plant transpire/"sweat", meaning its stomata/pores get clogged and there is no way for the plant to get rid of waste products. Plants need good air exchange to grow properly. Cannabis seedling really do not need "humidity domes" of any sort and they do NEED sleep, so go to 18/6, which is optimum and leave it uncovered and in a few days the new growth that appears will be normal. These damaged leaves should recover too with a bit of luck. Even if they don't, it will not really affect final results. A few days without sleep, without fresh air and with excessively high humidity are the reasons your plant now looks like this, it has basically been "cooked" inside a humidity dome full of stale air. The soft and weak stem is also the result of the humidity dome experience. Wait for it to recover and it is putting on new growth before doing anything like transplanting it or feeding it with something. Right now it is in a fragile state and the last thing you want to do is stress it with changing pots or throw it a T-Bone steak (root juice). The only time humidity domes are needed is for cuttings/clones, as they are waiting for roots to form, otherwise open air is essential for healthy seedling development and air movement is also essential for strong stems. Hope this helps, Organoman.
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Dr_Drexxx
Dr_Drexxxanswered grow question 3 years ago
Was this one in the same space you had fungus gnats ? Theses sneaky little bugs may have move to any other wet pot. I can’t say it’s 100 % that but larvae are really harmful for our youngest seedlings and it can cause leaves to curl up. You should treat all your plants against gnats, and wait until the problem is under control before sowing new seeds. To help this one, prepare a new pot today, water it with neem oil mixed in soap, then tomorrow you can carefully try to transplant the baby and give her some root juice or any root fertilizer. I hope it will work ! Get rid of the soil who had fungus gnats, make sure to never use it again.
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tomdangyeu
tomdangyeuanswered grow question 3 years ago
i covered it with a cup to keep the plant moist, 20/24 light, i left it like that for a few days without opening the cup, today i opened it and found some dead bugs under the leaves, leaf tips are curled. The tree feels very weak
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 3 years ago
Do you have a diary for this little fellow? Looks like it's a) not getting enough humidity OR too much water and b) the lights are too close/strong ...
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