Light fell on baby plant

[shaftzz]

Hello,

This morning I went to water my plants and found that one of my light fixtures dropped on my baby plant, of course i did not secure the light fixture well enough, stupid me. Anyways I would like to know if you guys think the plant will recover.

For more information, the stem is still standing, I cut off all the brown and crisp leaves and just left the 2 biggest and brightest leafs on the stem...it has some yellowish coloring to it but green nevertheless..

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[Indacouch]

I've seen some pretty bad plants come back ...you'll know in a day or so ....two for sure ....looks under watered but I assume that may be because of the light baking it .....lesson learned if nothing else ...don't give up ...GL

 

[shaftzz]

Thanks Indacouch, anyone else care to weigh on on the matter of survival or not? debating on removing the plant from my setup entirely to allow more space...

 

[Lurrabq]

Thanks Indacouch, anyone else care to weigh on on the matter of survival or not? debating on removing the plant from my setup entirely to allow more space...

If it's a question about space, you could still start another that will eventually surpass what the hammered one will ever get to.

Don't feel too bad, I dropped one on one three weeks into flower, three weeks ago. Trussed it up with sticky gauze and she's filling out nicely.

 

[shaftzz]

If it's a question about space, you could still start another that will eventually surpass what the hammered one will ever get to.

Don't feel too bad, I dropped one on one three weeks into flower, three weeks ago. Trussed it up with sticky gauze and she's filling out nicely.

are you saying this plant is forever screwed?

what is your recommendation on what to do ?

 

[NrthrnMichigan]

I'll guess about a pound.

 

[Lurrabq]

are you saying this plant is forever screwed?

what is your recommendation on what to do ?

I would replace it my friend. Unless you are up for a project....