I have watered her and the soil is moist to perfection, I'm hoping it's just shock from the transplant. I have removed her from a lot of sunlight so she doesn't burn or freak out anymore than she has and I cut a bottle just like you said and put it over her. Hopefully this will do the trick! Thanks guys
So when I bought her she was perfect, she was rooted on the bottom and the leaves were fine and perky. I waited until about dusk/nightfall to transplant her. I put her in a 20 gallon pot and watered the crap out of her like I have done with all my other plants which are doing just fine. I was afraid that I actually over watered her cause I dumped about a gallon of water on her. I woke up the next morning after the transplant and this is what she looked like so I don't know where I went wrong. I know this strain is also rare and maybe it's hard to grow? Hopefully that helps a little with more info on my process.
I don't think so?? But I honestly don't know. I didn't touch the roots but is there a way for me to know?
You know what I just thought of. So last night I transferred it over to a smaller pot while it recovers cause I was afraid I might have over watered or it didn't root or whatever, it was just natural instinct to just re pot it. I now remember looking at the roots and a small piece of one of the roots ripped off. Just a tiny piece but do you think that was enough trauma to kill her? Eek
Just one plant. Its Green Ribbon. It's a cross between Green crack and the other strain is unknown. It's between White Rhino, Afgani or Trainwreck but no one knows for sure I guess. But like I said when I bought it, it was root bound and looked super healthy. I was dumb and didn't take a picture. It was weird looking though, it had one main stem and then 2 little stems on the side but they were all attached at the very very bottom to the same stem, if that makes sense?
Yea I realized after the fact that I probably should have just left her as I probably stressed her out even more. It was for sure a first time boo boo. I will leave her alone for a couple days. Take all the steps everyone told me and hopefully she bounces back. Thank you so much for all the info
Hey ya live and ya learn right? I would say just let her be, dont stress her anymore, and just be patient, she wants to live so shes gonna try her hardest to bounce back. Goodluck!
Fiberous rooted plants like Cannabis move (transplant) well, take root pruning well and don't mind a little root loss. The little bit you're talking about could hardly cause the wilting I see in your pix.You know what I just thought of. So last night I transferred it over to a smaller pot while it recovers cause I was afraid I might have over watered or it didn't root or whatever, it was just natural instinct to just re pot it. I now remember looking at the roots and a small piece of one of the roots ripped off. Just a tiny piece but do you think that was enough trauma to kill her? Eek
