theexpress
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im pretty sure these plants right here will bounce back fdd.... just make sure the soil stays moist..... im sure your already on top of it.. once those perk back up should be a nice addition to the rest of the garden... 
fdd2blk 2010 Outdoor Grow Thread
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LAX Skunky BwS
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damn.. they do look alot better ...
Rocky Mountain High
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Just wondering if you are going to anything specific with feeding and or watering for recovery and if so what adjustments will you make?
nathenking
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That was a quick recovery man, best of luck with those ladies
theexpress
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Killer Vanilla
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Why am i being ignored whats the cats name guy
rdecosta88
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i love using the half barrels for my grows! they work great! mine are from 40 gal barrels that i cut in half so each of mine are 20 gal and the plants do great in them
hillbillybuds
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Hey, have you ever tried to use( ROOT STIMULATOR ). I don't know the Brand name of the it but should be easy to find. This shit works very good to bring back plants that are in bad shape. I even used it on a Oak (300 years old)tree after we were told it was a gone tree. Any way good luck with it, should not be to hard to keep them going.
#1Raiderfan420
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Damn Fdd, you pulled it off. They look great considering man. Doesn't look like you skipped a beat, well done!
one of them isn't looking so hot. i put some shade up over it this afternoon and hit it with the hose this evening. all the other perk up at night, this one isn't so perky.
i can't find any covered area for 3 of them right now. tomorrow i may go buy another carport. if one or two were to die it wouldn't be detrimental, at this point.
i can't find any covered area for 3 of them right now. tomorrow i may go buy another carport. if one or two were to die it wouldn't be detrimental, at this point.
brickedup417
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man thats a shitty deal but atleast the others are doing good , hopefully it will come back around.
littlegrower2004
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wow buddy check a couple pages back and youll see a major move of about 10 8ft plants from his secret garden into his main backyard. there not underwatered theyre extremely stressed from being ripped from the ground and put into containers. if your plants look like that from underwater you are starving your plants way too much and need to keep up on your watering maybe a day before you think they will start to wilt like that. even though your plants kick back after being water, its surely bad for a strong healthy root zone. no water=dried up roots. sorry fdd had to jump in on that one...
