Moved Plant to Center, Now Dying, Can Anyone Please Help

[Indicas]

So i moved my main plant to the center of my potting container. I believe I did not do it the right way due to the way the plants are looking as of right now. This could just be a shock, but I did hurt the roots a little because they where so thick, and me being an idiot did not know how to transplant or move the safely. I will include a picture of them. Hopefully they will be okay, but if anybody has any helpful hints, suggestions, or wordily advise it would be much appreciated.

Enjoy your day my friends.

 

[HipsterDoofus]

patience man looks recoverable

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Now thats a bad case of transplant shock which it may recover from ?

But some how i got a funny feeling ya growing multiple plants in one pot, thats a little bit naughty !


I think most of that shock may of come from root damage whilst transplanting, infact its best to grow individual plants in seperate pots to avoid this problem & then pot up to a larger pot when transplanting is due to plant height & growth requirements.

Other wise ya need to keep a good root ball including soil around roots to maintain a successful transplant !

 

[KushMeister]

Nothing you can do now except wait.

In the future, try to never disturb the roots. And one plant per pot.

 

[Indicas]

Thanks guys for all the help and suggestions. When do you think I would see recovery if it occurs?

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Thanks guys for all the help and suggestions. When do you think I would see recovery if it occurs?

If the shock is minor it will pick up in a few days... but may take several days to recover if shock/damage is more worse than expected.

 

[Indicas]

So my leaves are slowly becoming brittle and falling off. I am guessing there will not be any recovery for the plants. If you want an updated photo let me know.

 

[HipsterDoofus]

The new growth too? or just the fan leaves?

 

[Indicas]

Both are stagnant right now. The the stem is becoming brittle and the leaves are easily coming off.

 

[HipsterDoofus]

so sorry man - must have been a lot of damage to the roots.

 

[Indicas]

No your fault my friend. Do you think I should be patient and try to see if it recovers or just start a new grow

 

[HipsterDoofus]

if the stem remains green and pliable, does not rot or dry out, and there is soft green growth in the nodes, then sometimes you got a chance. Be careful not to over water and soggify your soil. Myself I would start a new grow. It's been my tendency to weed out the mistakes and failures. Rather aggressively. In all my gardening.

 

[Indicas]

The bottom of the stem is thick and green but once you get a couple of cm up the stem becomes thing and brittle. Then the top is still soft and green. So I am still unsure. I will let it ride out for a couple of more days why my new seedling starts to grow. Thanks again for all the help HipsterDoofus.

 

[FrankFoster]

I am calling it. Plant officially confirmed dead when I saw your pix I cried a little inside...

 

[Indicas]

So I guess I should just throw it away and start fresh?

 

[Indicas]

The dead has been done my friends. I have thrown it away, but now in the process of starting again. I wanted to thank all the support and help of everyone.

 

[KushMeister]

So I guess I should just throw it away and start fresh?

Yup! Not the end of the world.

 

[FrankFoster]

Yeah, my buddy said it right a few years back.... why waste my time with something that is going to go slow, with poor results.....