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Dutchhobby
Dutchhobbystarted grow question 2 years ago
So had some root problems do to hot weather and black container..so now a week in a big bag and development of air roots..but my question is is it possible she recovers from this.if I look at the leaves..they look so strange..
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ernest_twwg
ernest_twwganswered grow question 2 years ago
I had a plant go super chlorosis back in April. I couldn't figure out the problem until one day, a week after the plant's leaves were bright neon green between the veins, I decided to check the medium it was growing in. Turns out, the soil was soaked and swampy, due to a peat moss pot never being removed before the plant was up-potted. So, I scraped all the nastiness away from the roots, mixed up a batch of soil, and popped the plant in there. I didn't water it for a while and it slowly turned around. Now, it's one of my biggest plants in my grandaddy purps grow(P3, if you ever check the grow out). It will turn around. Just be careful with it and make sure it gets everything it needs. Good luck!
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GrowingGrannie
GrowingGrannieanswered grow question 2 years ago
I think what happened is the plant was really REALLY stressed from the heat... but the leaves, although a bit strange, are healthy and strong looking and you should have no problem going forward... she might be a little stunted height-wise but she won't die. Good luck!
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question 2 years ago
It will recover. It just had a lot of stress. If she gets all it needs it will bounce back fast, especially if the environment is very favorable. Good luck and happy growing 🌱
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 2 years ago
if it didn't die, it will recover given healthy environment, feed, and time etc... you'd want to keep it in vegetative phase as long as you can, but if it is an outdoor plant you are at the whim of nature on that. It'd be better if it is fully recovered before flowering.... but, you do what you gotta do and sometimes it isn't the optimal choice....
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