OH $%# it stopped growing

[bloodyd4527]

I had 20 seeds most a bit crushed I know but no others. Germinated and only 4 sprung. having no other choice and needing to plant quick i just potted them in my yard. after a few days they were fine 4 perfectly healthy plants tell my dog got munchies and killed what i thought was all of them turns out 1 survived but it seems a bit small. So i made a quick grow room in my closet with 1 soft florescent and 1 warm white again no other. it's 3 or 4 inches for 2 weeks any tips for coaxing it back to its natural glory
(its only going to be in the closet for about 2 days to heal then im goen Au natural on my roof/terrance it gets the best light without neighbors seeing)

 

[Endo Dank]

I had 20 seeds most a bit crushed I know but no others. Germinated and only 4 sprung. having no other choice and needing to plant quick i just potted them in my yard. after a few days they were fine 4 perfectly healthy plants tell my dog got munchies and killed what i thought was all of them turns out 1 survived but it seems a bit small. So i made a quick grow room in my closet with 1 soft florescent and 1 warm white again no other. any tips for coaxing it back to its natural glory
(its only going to be in the closet for about 2 days to heal then im goen Au natural on my roof/terrance it gets the best light without neighbors seeing)

OMG that sucks, ok I if I were you I'd put it on the window seal but light's are ok to if it's bent over get a toothpick or soemthing and help it str8en out, But it should be ok dont over water it, Nature has a good way of repairing it's self Good luck =D

 

[SunKissedBuds]

So i made a quick grow room in my closet with 1 soft florescent and 1 warm white again no other.

first off you could possibly stunt the growth of the plant from switching its environment due to stress, but only time will tell!

second, when the plants are put under light that lacks the blue spectrum the plant wont be able to develop to its full healthy potential... throw it under a natural sunshine flouro or a daylight flouro, they both give off 5000K - 6500K which imitates the warmer, longer summer period. Soft whites are only good for flowering if you decide to use lights for that stage of growth.

just switch the warm or soft white bulbs to natural sunhine or daylight bulbs for a few days, a week whatever... then try putting them outside. also remember the temperature change in the soil can shock the root system of the plant.. but like the last guy said, nature has a crazy way of mending its wounds! good luck home slice!

 

[Endo Dank]

first off you could possibly stunt the growth of the plant from switching its environment due to stress, but only time will tell!

second, when the plants are put under light that lacks the blue spectrum the plant wont be able to develop to its full healthy potential... throw it under a natural sunshine flouro or a daylight flouro, they both give off 5000K - 6500K which imitates the warmer, longer summer period. Soft whites are only good for flowering if you decide to use lights for that stage of growth.

just switch the warm or soft white bulbs to natural sunhine or daylight bulbs for a few days, a week whatever... then try putting them outside. also remember the temperature change in the soil can shock the root system of the plant.. but like the last guy said, nature has a crazy way of mending its wounds! good luck home slice!

Dude your name is so kewl. I'll do a blunt to that name

 

[bloodyd4527]

well the florescent is for light the standard white is for warmth we had a bit of a frost for south Florida last night

 

[Endo Dank]

well the florescent is for light the standard white is for warmth we had a bit of a frost for south Florida last night

ah well put it inside and put a light on it , then when the suns up put it where ever your gonna put it, Be careful transplanting it there very sensitive at the start.