One plant died over night

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adamz123x

Active Member

• Aug 10, 2012

• #1

It is because I over watered, over nuted, or over vinigered to lower ph or all three. I wanted to give this plant a super boost one day

What does it look like to you?

Notice the dying plant on the left compared to the healthier one on the right.

It started yesterday but when I woke up and saw every fan leaf shrivelled I was like unimpressed with myself.

 

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adamz123x

Active Member

• Aug 10, 2012

• #2

The pot is still fairly wet, I doubt it will dry in time to save this poor guy. The only thing holding on is the stem. Lmao

 

Coho

Well-Known Member

• Aug 10, 2012

• #3

Bigger pot..Some superthrive. Just water until recovers . Soak at transplant.

 

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adamz123x

Active Member

• Aug 10, 2012

• #4

All my plants need bigger pots then?

Thanks for the advice!!

 

ROFLhacks

Active Member

• Aug 11, 2012

• #5

and get ride of those incandescent bulbs they create to much heat and not enough useable light

 

Coho

Well-Known Member

• Aug 11, 2012

• #6

Hes correct. Those bulbs suck. Get some Big cfl..WalMart,etc get the correct k for veg. 6500k I order mine from a photo supplier.

 

hotrodharley

Well-Known Member

• Aug 11, 2012

• #7

NO VINEGAR! Take a liquid pH test. The kind you put your water/solution in and add drops. Then add a single drop of vinegar. Watch it turn so orange so fast with a pH of 3! Don't confuse the acidity percentage on vinegar labels with the vinegar pH! If the vinegar caused it (I know from personal experience trying to go 100% organic) the plant is not only dead but any clone attempts before death shows do not root or survive even long enough to root. But give her a shot like these folks say.

 

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monkeybones

Well-Known Member

• Aug 11, 2012

• #8

more light, more air circulation, water when the soil is almost dry