So i have this plant I just started. unfortunately i had to go for two days and left the plant with someone to water it and take care of it and when i came back the humidity was at 70%. so i assume this happened for about 2 days. and now for the last two days the plant has just looked like this. I havent watered it a ton. the leaves are so droopy and look like over watering? is it cause they are still in shock from the humidity? what should i do?
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Hugo Phurst
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Isn't 70% rh what seedling want?
Can't tell much under purple light....white light please.
Looks wet to me, is the cup heavy?.
Knock off the dead leaves and wait to see.
Good luck.
Can't tell much under purple light....white light please.
Looks wet to me, is the cup heavy?.
Knock off the dead leaves and wait to see.
Good luck.
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Hugo Phurst
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yup that kinda falls into the "oh shit" department.
Might be salvageable, I suspect it'll be slow growing & runty but if it's your only plant I'd say keep it & see what happens, plus start another seed.
Better luck next time.
Might be salvageable, I suspect it'll be slow growing & runty but if it's your only plant I'd say keep it & see what happens, plus start another seed.
Better luck next time.
SBBCal
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Try transplanting into some fresh soil. Lightly moisten the soil before . I can’t tell if that thing is over or underwatered? Looks like it was under then you just watered? Either way, I’d try fresh soil imo
And yeah agreed , 70%rh is good for seedlings unless that thing is drowning. GL
** need air circulation as well
And yeah agreed , 70%rh is good for seedlings unless that thing is drowning. GL
** need air circulation as well