my plants we're in there 3rd week of flowering when suddenly this happened.maybe it might be the heat but wouldnt it affect the other one aswell (the healthy plant) since its the same strain but just younger ? idk im pretty new at this can anyone identify the problem and is it fixable ?
What happened to my plants :(
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blueberryrose
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I just looks like you forgot to water them for a whole week.
will do that.. thank you mate
should i maintain the same light cycle as usual ? i think its starting to reveg or sth not sure
Budzbuddha
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cull it.
TreeFarmerCharlie
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That plant isn't going to come back and, even if it does, there's so much damage that it would take forever for anything to grow out of it and it just makes more sense to toss it and just start another plant.
Mr. Cheetah
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suddenly? you mean in the blink of an eye? something terrible happened 
J232
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It was a very dryyyyy wind that day.suddenly? you mean in the blink of an eye? something terrible happened
Mr. Cheetah
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on one of the pics looks ready for smoke lmaoIt was a very dryyyyy wind that day.
PadawanWarrior
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over a couple of days to be exact, not funny guys i was hoping to have something to smoke very soonguess im gonna have to wait for another 3 months
Cookie Rider
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Wow that's a crispy looking girl!
Looks like it was too close to a space heater.
No idea what happened or didn't happen, but if your hard up try to revive her and see how it turns out.
Go easy on the light for a week.
Don't overwater/feed her less is more.
Plants are amazing and do come back with vigorous growth after stress.
Look at it as a cheap learning opportunity.
Skills and experience don't happen if nothing ever goes wrong.
Looks like it was too close to a space heater.
No idea what happened or didn't happen, but if your hard up try to revive her and see how it turns out.
Go easy on the light for a week.
Don't overwater/feed her less is more.
Plants are amazing and do come back with vigorous growth after stress.
Look at it as a cheap learning opportunity.
Skills and experience don't happen if nothing ever goes wrong.
Thanks for the positive feed back man really appreciated.
its my first grow but yea i guess it has to be the temperature didnt really have the right equipment to keep it under control since it was a random strain i got from a friend i thought id give it a try coz ive been watching people grow on the forum for a while and i kinda liked the whole thing.
ill try my best and see what happens
i got dissapointed i'd say but not that much rofl
and you're a salty hoeIt was a very dryyyyy wind that day.
sarahJane211
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Had the same thing happen this week to one of my plants.
6 clone plants together on my windowsill, the middle one did exactly that in 24hrs from healthy to dead.
I took 3 cuttings from the plant while it was still droopy, they are all doing fine.
Indicating a root problem
6 clone plants together on my windowsill, the middle one did exactly that in 24hrs from healthy to dead.
I took 3 cuttings from the plant while it was still droopy, they are all doing fine.
Indicating a root problem
Yess, it might actually be that because when i checked on the roots they looked a little brownish, the plant looked perfectly fine a few days ago.
Im really curious to know what happened so i can avoid doing the same mistake next time
J232
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Haha, well either way, you will be ok, your plant won’t be.and you're a salty hoe