How cooked are these do I need to start new autos is there some faith to restore is there at least one person who wouldn't mind me contacting them for

Trippykidz954
Trippykidz954started grow question 2mo ago
So after the after math i was able to get them back to recovery smh im pretty sure my autos are cooked for my clones are getting back to themselves in a couple hours big improvement from what I witnessed
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DrGruen
DrGruenanswered grow question 2mo ago
HI ...... Die Guten sehen sehr gestresst aus und ich denke das bei einigen Beschädigungen der Wurzeln vorliegen......... Würde sie umtopfen und schauen was passiert ....Wenn sie es packen und normal wachsen ist es ok, ansonsten würde ich sie direkt aussortieren...... Viel Glück
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Philhsy
Philhsyanswered grow question 2mo ago
Root stress Water properly then let pots dry Lower nutrients EC 0.6–0.9 Increase humidity 60–70% Keep light gentle Keep conditions stable and let them recover 👍
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Smokwiri
Smokwirianswered grow question 2mo ago
Dont give up, of it lives it will grow again, even an auto.
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cangrowz
cangrowzanswered grow question 2mo ago
Hey Trippykidz954! It’s great to hear that your clones are already showing signs of life and bouncing back—they can be surprisingly resilient once you get the environment dialed back in. As for the autos, I wouldn't write them off completely just yet, but since they’re on such a fixed internal clock, that early stress can definitely lead to some stunting. Just focus on keeping their conditions super stable from here on out to give them the best chance to recover. Those seedlings in the tray look a little pale, so just be careful with the watering while they're vulnerable. You've definitely turned a corner with that recovery, so just keep that momentum going! Happy Growing Growmie🌱
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Watts_Growing_On
Watts_Growing_Onanswered grow question 2mo ago
Doesn’t look cooked yet, just heavily stressed. The clones are clearly struggling but if they’re already bouncing back, that’s a good sign 👍 Main issues look like overwatering + possible light/heat stress. Those cubes look soaked and the yellowing/drooping matches that. I’d let them dry out a bit more between waterings and keep humidity up for the clones. Autos might be slowed down, but they can still recover if you stabilize the environment now. Just don’t keep changing things—dial it in and let them ride it out. 🌱
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 2mo ago
The ones in the peat plugs (left side of the tent) are all but dead and not recoverable, especially if they are autos. The clone types (right side of the tent) are recoverable if you give them what they need. Never mix autos and photoperiod plants in the same tent............photos won't flower at 18/6 and autos won't thrive at 12/12...........it is one or the other.
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LazyLeaf
LazyLeafanswered grow question 2mo ago
I say it every time with autos, if they're saved - will it grow? Yes. Will it produce what you wanted? Probably not. If it has lost time due to issues, it will remain small and not produce much bud. It matters how much time was lost, what happened and so on, but it is ultimately your choice as a grower whether to let it grow or get rid of it and start again. As for the clones, if you figured out what was wrong, they're going to be fine, as long as they're photo strains.
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