transplant gone wrong? please help!

Faux

Member

• May 5, 2016

• #1

hey guys i seriously need help here... i went against all advice and transplanted my healthy lowryder auto into a new pot to encourage growth before flowering... heres pics. i transplanted her with many roots intact and have a fan over her directly to drain the soil that i watered heavily. i have her in the dark now. any suggestions? please save my baby <3

 

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Faux

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• May 6, 2016

• #2

okay about 12 hours after transplant some of the leaves near base are beginning to dry out.. whole plant looks squashed and sad. any advice guys? im really pissed

 

bertaluchi

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• May 6, 2016

• #3

I don't know if you will be able to save her. She does not look good. Next time make sure the pot your are transplanting from is full of roots, almost to the point of being root bound. They are much easier to deal with as the roots will stay in the shape of the pot when you pull the plant out. Sorry about your girl dude.

 

Faux

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• May 7, 2016

• #4

Should I pull her? Added superthrive. Leaves on very top are still green...

 

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Faux

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• May 7, 2016

• #5

I think this superthrive stuff might be working. The leaves near the base of the stem, the ones that look like seedling leaves, look normal and healthy. If she survives i just hope this doesnt completely fuck my yield over. A lesson learned is very beneficial..

 

Bugeye

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• May 7, 2016

• #6

Your yield was fucked when you decided to grow autos. I don't think she's coming back. I've transplanted autos without any issues but I've heard it said many times that autos do not like transplants.

No worries, just try again, most of us have killed a plant or two along the way.

 

Faux

Member

• May 7, 2016

• #7

Bugeye said:

Your yield was fucked when you decided to grow autos. .

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LOL true that!

 

SmokyLungs

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• May 7, 2016

• #8

Well first off autos don't yield much at least not indoors unless it was a auto bred for high yield there are very few of those and second plant looks way to small why did u transplant? 3rd always start autos in there forever pots

 

Budzbuddha

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• May 7, 2016

• #9

Faux said:

Should I pull her? Added superthrive. Leaves on very top are still green...

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You drowned it . Should let her be for a few days to acclimate .

 

Budzbuddha

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• May 7, 2016

• #10

There is NO REASON to transplant an auto. These are Plug and Play .
Use the final pot size from the start - at least 3 gallons min.

Autos are easier stressed than photos - over watering , over feeding can wreck the plant from the start.

 

Faux

Member

• May 7, 2016

• #11

I may be wrong but the plant seems to be alive, barely. I see new leaves beginning to grow from the top middle. god what a nightmare.

 

Faux

Member

• May 7, 2016

• #12

Budzbuddha said:

You drowned it . Should let her be for a few days to acclimate .

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you're totally right, by the way. i definitely drowned her during the transplant process.

 

Faux

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• May 7, 2016

• #13

Pic with trimmed leaves what do you guys think lol

 

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SmokyLungs

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• May 8, 2016

• #14

I think u should start over you'd be lucky if u pull a quarter of Hermie seeded bud autos are super sensitive and u just keep messing with it lol

 

Faux

Member

• May 8, 2016

• #15

SmokyLungs said:

I think u should start over you'd be lucky if u pull a quarter of Hermie seeded bud autos are super sensitive and u just keep messing with it lol

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I planted some chocolope seeds in that container last night so we'll see how those go. Not feminized, just pulled from a bag. As for the lowryder we'll see what happens. If she dies, she dies. I refuse to pull her out of sadness. Heres how she looked before transplant.

 

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Scaccia450

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• May 9, 2016

• #16

I killed 3 plants so i pretty much restart 3 times , Growing one auto and one photosintises i did transplant the auto but i did it when the roots were coming out of the drain hole

 

Scaccia450

Well-Known Member

• May 9, 2016

• #17

Thumb role i suggest next time wait until roots come out of the drain hole than wait until the top soil is dry . Than you transplant into another biger pot never go into a smaller one it might stress it , also only transplant one time cause to often can stress and stunt growth , also dont use chemical fertilizer it will ruine taste on buds and it can be bad for health relly bad . Use earth worm casting ratio of 1-1-1 at lest . Also autos tend to not grow much like 80 cm max. This is why ppl hate autos and love photosintis instead

 

Vnsmkr

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• May 9, 2016

• #18

Faux said:

I may be wrong but the plant seems to be alive, barely. I see new leaves beginning to grow from the top middle. god what a nightmare.

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Thats fkn dead chief. 1. dont transplant autos 2. dont' give so much water 3. Definitely do NOT give superthrive at that age........

 

Scaccia450

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• May 9, 2016

• #19

Forgot ppl tent to not transplant autos cause there recovery age is short . Autos tend to be more complicated

 

Scaccia450

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• May 11, 2016

• #20

Also ppl prefer photosintisis than autos cause well i noticed that photosintis grow faster bigger than autos grow slower but dont grow that big up to 80 cm depending were