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CaptMike

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Hello I'm Jim Bob . I just recently purchased a system from a friend 8 plants all set up and ready to go . There's 2 problems. 1 there all dieng and 2 I do not know what to do . This is all new. I have them in an enclosed room with an ac unit. Good light set up eCT . . These are indica strands.
I lose out if they die :/
 
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$bkbbudz$

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CaptMike said:
Hello I'm Jim Bob . I just recently purchased a system from a friend 8 plants all set up and ready to go . There's 2 problems. 1 there all dieng and 2 I do not know what to do . This is all new. I have them in an enclosed room with an ac unit. Good light set up eCT . . These are indica strands.
I lose out if they die :/
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Welcome to RIU, and the wonderful world of cultivating the world's most misunderstood and feared medicines!!!

The only 'advice' I can give you or anyone is to read and learn and then apply what you have read and learned to your garden and you cannot fail. Anyways, remember the search tool is your friend...Lots of folks here willing to help a new farmer get up and growing. But at the end of the day your grow will be only as good as the knowledge and work you put into it.

It is always great to ask questions but do not take anyone's advice or opinions and follow blindly. And remember anyone may have a well-known member status…but that means they have posted and responded to many threads and does not always mean well-educated growerz. Do your own research, you will be much happier knowing you have done it for yourself and by yourself. The first buzz you get from your own budz...is by far the BEST high you will ever have!

Do a search using your current question as the keyword(s) and ZOOOM!! Like Wonka's Great Glass Elevator…off you go to tons of threads answering all your questions. Read all the Newbie Central stickies and learn…

Soaking up all that information and sifting through it, is going to take time. You will likely finish your first grow by then. Viola! grow complete and education well under way.
 
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$bkbbudz$

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Now, in order to be of any help in your current situation MUCH more info is needed. Starting with pics of your entire set up. Questions that will need answering are... what is your medium medium...soil, soiless, hydro? How old are they? Have you been feeding additional nutes and/or additives, What is your light source, how much do you have and how far is it from the plants, what is your water ph, room temperature, air circulation, etcetera...
 
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bseeds

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you need to give more info what are you growing in hydro, soil, or other medium then temps and what your feeding them and so on before people can help you
 
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$bkbbudz$

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Hmmmm...while cannabis is an extremely resilient plant....I am sorry for your loss.

Please do not give up on cultivation. If you truly want to grow take this as a learning experience and start again.

You CAN do this...we all started as newbies and the smart growerz still continue to be 'newbies' because growerz should never stop learning.
 
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bseeds

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o my that's not good at all if they are still alive imo. I would take out of pots put fox farm or ocean soil in pot water good put under light then go pray cross fingers and any other thing for luck and see what happens
 
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$bkbbudz$

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bseeds said:
o my that's not good at all if they are still alive imo. I would take out of pots put fox farm or ocean soil in pot water good put under light then go pray cross fingers and any other thing for luck and see what happens
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Hmmm...yeah well a transplant and radical change of medium environment is probably not going to do much in the way of saving these plants.
 
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bseeds

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$bkbbudz$ said:
Hmmm...yeah well a transplant and radical change of medium environment is probably not going to do much in the way of saving these plants.
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I know but it is a long shot three might have a small change I would not hold my breath though that a damn good reason why beginners should not use hydro atleast soil it takes long to kill um and people could help them fix the problem before this happens
 
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$bkbbudz$

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bseeds said:
I know but it is a long shot three might have a small change I would not hold my breath though that a damn good reason why beginners should not use hydro atleast soil it takes long to kill um and people could help them fix the problem before this happens
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Well, if people would take a bit of time to learn something about cultivation before buying equipment, germinating a seed, and keeping it alive and healthy...things like this will not have happened to begin with.

Anyway I think I may have told the OP something he did not want to hear. He disappeared after my condolences and I doubt if he will return. To bad though, if he had stuck around he could have learned enough to at least have a chance at success. Oh well, I hope he comes back.
 
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$bkbbudz$

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Oh and BTW...there is no long shot of seeing a change in these gurlz. This grow is beyond hope of any kind of worthwhile bud production.
 
Olive Drab Green

Olive Drab Green

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$bkbbudz$ said:
Oh and BTW...there is no long shot of seeing a change in these gurlz. This grow is beyond hope of any kind of worthwhile bud production.
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Take a look at my latest post when you've got a minute, I need your opinion.

CaptMike said:
Hello I'm Jim Bob . I just recently purchased a system from a friend 8 plants all set up and ready to go . There's 2 problems. 1 there all dieng and 2 I do not know what to do . This is all new. I have them in an enclosed room with an ac unit. Good light set up eCT . . These are indica strands.
I lose out if they die :/
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Pics would be really helpful. Also, data on your heat, nutes, medium, strain, plant age, pH, and how often you water would help further.
 
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$bkbbudz$

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Olive Drab Green said:
Yeah, they're fucked. Overheated. Don't get discouraged, start over and make sure you grow in a room between 70-80 degrees Fahrenheit or if you're from somewhere other than the US, 21-27 degrees Centigrade.
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ODG...is a good guy and tries to be optimistic by minimizing the absolute terror and torture these plants have endured. This goes well beyond just heat damage. But I get it ODG...have to provide encouragement to all who wish to free mother ganja.
 
Olive Drab Green

Olive Drab Green

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I can't tell what else is wrong because of the damned light. It was just balls hot today, so I was mostly just assuming.

OP, do yourself a favor and grow organically. It may yield slightly less, but because the plants will feed on complex organic matter instead of chelated nutruents, you'll get a much better flavor and scent profile. Plus, you won't fuck your shit up with easy.
 
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