Plant Fell Over

Will.A

Member

Jun 19, 2017

• #1

hey guys
so it's my first time growing and i'm worried my plant might have mold on the roots buutt
Today linda fell over, she's 13 days old, I straightened the weak part of thestem by adding more soil and the leaves were drooping and stuff, either way like 45mins - 1hour later she started to look good again, if the roots had mold on it, wouldn't my plant start to die?
either way i'll post a picture of my plant and the root

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OrganicGorilla

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Jun 19, 2017

• #2

You should transplant that into something not see through. It's bad for the roots to see light.

 

HydoDan

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Jun 19, 2017

• #3

Agreed^^^^^

 

Will.A

Member

Jun 19, 2017

• #4

GrowGorilla said:

You should transplant that into something not see through. It's bad for the roots to see light.

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Ahh alright will do, thanks for the advice

 

Mztoker

Well-Known Member

Jun 19, 2017

• #5

Or.tape around the cup so no light comes in and wait a bit longer till roots fill up more of container witch would make it easier transplant.

 

B166ER420

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Jun 19, 2017

• #6

Looks good,no mold.
Just put it in another non-clear cup,make sure you leave drainage holes.

 

twostrokenut

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Jun 19, 2017

• #7

you can put a fan on her to toughen up the stem.

 

ovo

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Jun 19, 2017

• #8

the roots r fine. chop stick stake with bread tie and light exercise fan.

 

Dr Magill

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Jun 19, 2017

• #9

Fans are money. The plants respond well to them in a number of ways. Strength of stem being one of the benefits. Good luck

 

visajoe1

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Jun 19, 2017

• #10

the "mold" is root hairs

 

Indacouch

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Jun 19, 2017

• #11

Linda will be fine ....cover the clear plastic like mentioned above ...topping up the soil to support the bent/broken area was the rite idea....I do the same thing to my babies when that happens ....GL