blackices93
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Any idea if this is a sign of over watering or under watering? Help a sister out would you? 
Urgent help! Over water? Under water?
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Hi blackices, sorry about the issue your having there.... I have a couple of questions to get a proper idea of what's going on.
How often are you watering?
Is there holes in the bottom of that cup?
Have you fed the young plant anything yet?
What is the temperature inside the grow space?
How often are you watering?
Is there holes in the bottom of that cup?
Have you fed the young plant anything yet?
What is the temperature inside the grow space?
What has been your watering routine? Do you have drain holes in the cup?
Also, how old is the plant?
Also, how old is the plant?
We posted at the same time, apparently. LOL Same questions I had plus some.
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blackices93
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hey, i water it every two days, i always waited till the top is dry then i'll water it.
yes, there's holes for drainage.
temp is around 83-85 ish.
thanks all for the fast reply!
yes, there's holes for drainage.
temp is around 83-85 ish.
thanks all for the fast reply!
How much water are you giving it when you do that?
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blackices93
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i just started feeding nutes last week. the lady seem to love it, it has been blooming after i feed it last week. the droopy leaves only started this morning before lights off. thought it was just a light cycle thing but when lights came on 4 hours ago, it was still droopy.
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blackices93
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like 20-30 spritz from water bottle spray. is it too little?
Wastei
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That one needs to be fed to runoff everyday to have a chance of survival. Lift it off the floor so it doesn't sit in runoff/stagnant water.
You only spray with sprayer the first few days. This plant looks to be 2 weeks old and needs to be fed accordingly. With that small pot it needs to be watered/fed everyday.
You only spray with sprayer the first few days. This plant looks to be 2 weeks old and needs to be fed accordingly. With that small pot it needs to be watered/fed everyday.
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blackices93
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I'm gonna go water it now. Let's hope she'll survive this. i'll post for an update if she's back! Fingers crossed.
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blackices93
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is there a chance to revive the lady by any chance? 
These plants are super resilient.... They bounce back great with proper treatment.is there a chance to revive the lady by any chance?
And from the "20-30 spritz" you said.... I would water indefinitely until you have a good run off as @Wastei mentioned above.
And I never asked what your growing in....soil or some coco blend? It makes a difference in how you feed and water.
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blackices93
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I have water it and hopefully she'll bounce back soon. she's growing in soil.
guess i've been quite "discipline" to not water it too often since my first plant before this died of dampening. I was afraid so i've been holding off to not water it.
i'm glad i found this community. thank you all for your great help. Couldnt thank you all enough. if she survive and flower. this would be my first harvest ever. wish me luck all. Again, thank you so very much!
Just curious, what will the up potting be? Final container size?
I'm sure you can bring her back around. Nothing brown and down on her, so she's still very much alive.
I'm sure you can bring her back around. Nothing brown and down on her, so she's still very much alive.
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blackices93
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i was gonna transplant her to a 5 gallon by the end of this week. Should i do it asap or should i put it on hold and let her recover for a few days?
Personally, I would give her some time to recover so you don't induce any more stress right now. Anybody disagree?
Janluna
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Definitely thirsty. I would water until runoff, then repot as soon she bounces back (within 24 hours). Shes ready to take off 
^ Yes, in small pots you need to water to run-off frequently unless it's super soggy compost
Adding a low dose of kelp is useful for the roots at this stage
Looks too dark a green, lay off the nutes or flush it
Then let it recover, agree with @Lady Cannafan
Adding a low dose of kelp is useful for the roots at this stage
Looks too dark a green, lay off the nutes or flush it
Then let it recover, agree with @Lady Cannafan
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