Need Some Help Please....

[Zerotilt]

Hey thnks for checking out the thread. I receivd a couple clones from a good friend of mine last night. He lives about 45 mins away. He also gave me his old system that he had. Anyways, by the time I got the system hooked up and everything running the plants looked pretty bad. Is it too late for my girls? If not, what can I do to help them recover? Or, should I just start over?

As you can see they are drooping really bad, Any suggestions or help will be greatly appreciated. Thank You.

 

[Zerotilt]

Sorry, I am also doing this in a Bubbler system if that helps. 4 26W CFL's, temps are around 82 degrees as of right now. Humidity at 40% and PH at 5.9.

 

[frmrboi]

looks like they got dried out, try misting them with plain water, if dries off redo it as often as you can. The roots may be damaged beyond recovery, I don't do Hydro so I don't know much more than that.

 

[Zerotilt]

Thanks for the reply, I misted them last night before I went to bed. Who knows, I dont really have any time at all invested into these so I guess if they dont make it I can just start again. I'm just trying to give them the best possible chance of survival to reach their full beautiful potential.

 

[Picasso345]

That drooping will happen. They are at a very tender point in life. Give them a chance and they'll pop back.

 

[Zerotilt]

That drooping will happen. They are at a very tender point in life. Give them a chance and they'll pop back.

Thanks that was what I was hoping to hear. I hope there was no root damage on the way over to the house or during setup.

 

[learing the ways]

i agree with picasso, all clones look week and droopy at first, u need to give them time to rebuild there root system.

 

[Zerotilt]

Thanks for the reply, good to hear.

I know this is a broad question but how sensitive is the root system during transplant? What I mean is, let's say you drop your plant or something and end up cutting the roots system in half? Is the plant pretty much done for do to such a radical change or can you baby the plant and the root system will just continue to grow and eventually be as strong as it once was?

 

[Picasso345]

Thanks for the reply, good to hear.

I know this is a broad question but how sensitive is the root system during transplant? What I mean is, let's say you drop your plant or something and end up cutting the roots system in half? Is the plant pretty much done for do to such a radical change or can you baby the plant and the root system will just continue to grow and eventually be as strong as it once was?

Given time they'll return. Remember it's a weed.

 

[NotMine]

didnt read other post they'll wilt temps 76 deg not much more mist once daly keep lights at least 1 foot awzy ...cfl included no roots they cant take the light intesity let dirt get dry dont keep wet no roots so the water stays a long time like 7-8 days easy to overwater and fungus will kill any root growth

im a dumb ass they wilted cause not o2 to roots bet they look like new buy tonight you'll be fine keep that pump on always no air makes it look overwatered give it an hour or two

 

[Zerotilt]

Awesome, I think I got my answer thanks for the reply's. Lots of help. If there are any other suggestions out there just let me know. Thanks