Help!! Will It Live!!??

robbie82

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• Dec 13, 2007

• #1

OH NO!! Im pretty sure I overwatered my baby!? What can I do, will it live, help input, suggestions!!

 

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bwinn27

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• Dec 13, 2007

• #2

give it more heat and have some air blowing and no more water it should live

 

Jash1297

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• Dec 13, 2007

• #3

Yeah, looks like overwater to me.

 

robbie82

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• Dec 13, 2007

• #4

Its overwatering it has to be....only option! JEZUS! thanks for the godamn help fellaz!

 

Jash1297

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• Dec 13, 2007

• #5

well I guess if you know it is being overwatered...just dont water it as much

 

robbie82

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• Dec 14, 2007

• #6

Its dying......if not dead already, Ill post pics later, its slumping and the leafs are all withered up.

 

bwinn27

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• Dec 14, 2007

• #7

try 200ml of water when its better and pick up the pot when its dry to see how it feels that will give you a good guess when it needs to be watered. hope everything goes good for you if some leafs are real bad cut them no more then 3 and it will help the plant suck up some water to heal it self. if worse comes to worse transplant it the roots might be suffocating. good luck

 

tahoe58

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• Dec 14, 2007

• #8

hmmm...thats a little unusual ..... I'm not sure what to say.....light, air movement, and no water? should pick it up in time?

EDIT *** yea the weight of the pot is a GREAT measure of moisture requirements.....take a little time to get the feel but once you do....its pretty fool proof ****

 

robbie82

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• Dec 14, 2007

• #9

tahoe58 said:

hmmm...thats a little unusual ..... I'm not sure what to say.....light, air movement, and no water? should pick it up in time?

EDIT *** yea the weight of the pot is a GREAT measure of moisture requirements.....take a little time to get the feel but once you do....its pretty fool proof ****

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You think so, ill post a pick.....I mean it looks like there is no hope to me but this is my first grow, so I could easily be wrong. I get home at 5pm, ill post a pic then.

 

tahoe58

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• Dec 14, 2007

• #10

k....I meaqn unless it really is ying.....it can be so called "drowned" in too much water...and the plant may react to that but patience and care might just be all thats needed? most importantly, it is stessed, so relieving any other stresses (handling, etc) will help.

 

robbie82

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• Dec 14, 2007

• #11

Well I wont chop it but I really dont have much hope now, the top of the stem is bending over, and all the leaves look shriveled to death!

 

robbie82

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• Dec 14, 2007

• #12

I think its safe to say its dead....

 

tahoe58

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• Dec 14, 2007

• #13

wow...that is a hugely dramatic reaction to simple overwatering.....? so sorry for this to have happened to what is otherwise a really good looking plant...colour and stem and everything looks like it was great?

 

robbie82

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• Dec 14, 2007

• #14

tahoe58 said:

wow...that is a hugely dramatic reaction to simple overwatering.....? so sorry for this to have happened to what is otherwise a really good looking plant...colour and stem and everything looks like it was great?

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did it was by largest and healthiest!

This was it not just a few days ago.....

 

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tahoe58

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• Dec 14, 2007

• #15

wow...that's just really puzzling...is there an chance that the watering had some other compunds by accident...that is just so dramatic? I mean I suppose it could just be overwatering...that that seems rather unusual?

 

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budman56

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• Dec 14, 2007

• #16

The plant was soooo dark green it almost looked like a phosphorous overdose, MAYBE????

 

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bearo420

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• Dec 15, 2007

• #17

you can always add more water, but cant take out water once its in. soil at least. I always underwater, if the plants seem sad, i give a little more. and surprisingly, when I underwater, my plants droop like that, then I give them some more and in 4 hours they perk up. but yeah, at this point i dont think about it, I go completely by the weight of the pot, because each plant is different, i had a plant that drank once a week, and another that needed once a day, i just sorta tilt the pot with some fingers and if its light water.

 

robbie82

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• Dec 24, 2007

• #18

bearo420 said:

you can always add more water, but cant take out water once its in. soil at least. I always underwater, if the plants seem sad, i give a little more. and surprisingly, when I underwater, my plants droop like that, then I give them some more and in 4 hours they perk up. but yeah, at this point i dont think about it, I go completely by the weight of the pot, because each plant is different, i had a plant that drank once a week, and another that needed once a day, i just sorta tilt the pot with some fingers and if its light water.

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You where right it was underwatreing that was the problem, crazy huh?