Will any of my plants survive ?

plazplaya95 · Nov 25, 2009

My cabinet measures, 2feet in length. 1 foot in width and about 3 feet in height.

Im using 144w of CFL's

I have 3 plants. 2 of my plants are in very bad condition(Seedlings) Due to a light falling and burning the plant. Trying to recover(Not likely)

And I just fimmed a seedling about an inch tall.

Am I doomed. Im only 8 days into veg, so ill start over if needed.

Can anyone tell me how to save my plants. :wall:

plazplaya95 · Nov 25, 2009

plazplaya95 said:
My cabinet measures, 2feet in length. 1 foot in width and about 3 feet in height.

Im using 144w of CFL's

I have 3 plants. 2 of my plants are in very bad condition(Seedlings) Due to a light falling and burning the plant. Trying to recover(Not likely)

And I just fimmed a seedling about an inch tall.

Am I doomed. Im only 8 days into veg, so ill start over if needed.

Can anyone tell me how to save my plants.

Cmon anyoneeee

Drella · Nov 25, 2009

gotta run em until they're burnt and dead, got any back-ups, (seeds or clones) good luck!

plazplaya95 · Nov 25, 2009

Drella said:
gotta run em until they're burnt and dead, got any back-ups, (seeds or clones) good luck!

its been 3 days almost and there not showing signs of recovery at all.

Mr Bomb · Nov 25, 2009

If your only 8 days into veg you should start over. It will take you longer to see if they recover or not. Chances are they will recover, weed plants are pretty resiliant but whether or not its worth the time is something you have to decide for yourself.

krustofskie · Nov 25, 2009

You need to look for signs of things getting worse. If things don't get worse and just stay the same then its trying to recover. Give them a chance to get over the shock and try to repair the damage. Problem is though if they do recover you want to hope they have not been shocked into a hermie, which you wont find out until you try to flower, so well advised to get some more plants going just in case.

Michcplwst · Nov 25, 2009

Reduce stress as much as possible.. Both yours and the plants..To be truly accurate id really have to see some pics

plazplaya95 · Nov 25, 2009

krustofskie said:
You need to look for signs of things getting worse. If things don't get worse and just stay the same then its trying to recover. Give them a chance to get over the shock and try to repair the damage. Problem is though if they do recover you want to hope they have not been shocked into a hermie, which you wont find out until you try to flower, so well advised to get some more plants going just in case.

Germinating 5 more seeds as we speak.

Should I keep the injured plants away from the light or move it away ? Should I water less or more ?

Michcplwst · Nov 26, 2009

In my experience Id keep under the normal light schedule but id hold back on the water an extra day just to look for recovery..However if your plants were in need of water when the damage occurred i would feed them lightly

ENGLAND123 · Nov 26, 2009

try misting them slightley - i agree ^^ id maybe just start over with some fresh seedlings - remember lights 2'' from plants at all times if u can

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