Plants dying after replanting. Help!!!

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Jake121099

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• Jan 18, 2016

• #1

They were too wet at first so we replanted them in dry soiless soil.

 

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Budget Buds

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• Jan 18, 2016

• #2

Looks like you damaged the roots.

 

calliandra

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• Jan 18, 2016

• #3

Ouch :'(

 

Igotthe6

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• Jan 18, 2016

• #4

Looks a bit beyond repair If ANYTHING can save them(I reall doubt it) it would be superthrive.

 

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KryptoBud

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• Jan 18, 2016

• #5

Looks like root rot. Try spraying the leaves on one see if it perks them up. If the roots are fucked they can't take anything up.

 

Dr.Pecker

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• Jan 18, 2016

• #6

Your main root ball will dry out faster than the surrounding soil. Were the roots brown or white?

 

getdown76

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• Jan 18, 2016

• #7

the aren't getting any water, salvage mission now! cut as though you were going to clone and put the stem in water and in the fridge to hydrate immediately! they will bounce back! and youll have more ladies!

 

Everett42faulty

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• Jan 18, 2016

• #8

Jake121099 said:

They were too wet at first so we replanted them in dry soiless soil.

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Spray bottle with full of ph water try foliar feeding and keep the lights about 4-5 feet away it's gunna be a close call but you may be able to save a few