After repotting, 1 female is still not doing well
Baryon23KoekNLstarted grow question 1y ago
Dear fellow growers,
After repotting, there is still 1 female very weak. 😥 I keep the moisture percentage high and hope she will get through it. I currently have no root stimulator or plantfood in the house. Does anyone know what I can give her to give her a boost.🙏
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TruTraTrianswered grow question 1y ago
If you want to support the roots a bit, there are simple natural options – like willow water (from fresh branches) or acetylsalicylic acid (Aspirin, ¼ tab per liter).
Both can help reduce transplant shock and support root signaling – just don’t expect miracles. The roots still need to do the work themselves, since this isn’t a clone or seedling.
Main thing: keep conditions stable and don’t overwater – recovery takes a bit, but she still has a shot.
Ultravioletanswered grow question 1y ago
How deep is that container? Don't keep moisture % high, plants are drooping meaning they are having a hard time releasing water from leafs, raising rh will lower transpiration. In order to put more moisture in the air it helps if there is space to do so lower rh , slightly warmer temps will promote transpiration and evaporation which you will need to assist with the plastic tub that you will be retaining moisture too long with high humidity levels.
is there even proper drainage in that thing? 😆
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Organomananswered grow question 1y ago
Time............
Growing two plants in one pot is never a good idea though.
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Ninjabudsanswered grow question 1y ago
Hey there it looks like a combination of stunted growth from over water at some time and light stress
The plants are at the phase where they are hardening off to get used to stronger light. The one plant is probably more sensitive to over watering and light also it could be some of the humidity being to low or to high.
Make sure not to have your humidity above 70% this can cause the humidity to sit on the leaves surface and block the stigmata’s from breathing
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All_our_small_plantsanswered grow question 1y ago
Hi, I don't think your problem lies in the humidity but rather in the wrong pH value. If the information in your diary is correct, a pH value of 8.02 is way too high, and the plant won't absorb the nutrients you're giving it (nutrient lockout). Adjust this when watering; it should be between 5.8 and 6 for small and young plants, and then you can go up to 6.5 during the flowering phase. Give that a try. If she improves, give her some nutrients, and don't forget, if you're using LED lights, you also need CalMag.
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