please help me!!!

Chelseys Man

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so i have had this big blue clone for a while now but just over night the whole plant went limp... super limp.. does anyone know how i can save my little girl? i am 1 week into flower. also doing some LST low stress training. just transplanted to make sure it was not root bound. please help. anything would be great thanks........... first pic is just of my set up
 

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GoldenGanja13

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Loooks like root rot. Too humid and too wet in the roots. Double wammy. Get her in a window sill and let her dry out. Mist the leafs from time to time ( on window sill ).
 

GoldenGanja13

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Lights go off and humidty raises. Keeping a fan on helps. Over watering plants will cause the roots to rot. Not enough heat/light/ roots to suck up the moisture in soil.
 

Chelseys Man

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oh... well i let the soil get all the way dry before i water and and summer in colorado so its always 80 degres so i dunno. could the plant pull through or is she done?
 

woodsmaneh!

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Root bound in flower stage is not a good thing as it will restrict growth. It looks like you just watered the plant in the above pics? If so my guess is lack of water, as said above water and be amaized how it will come back.

A good sign of root bound is roots sticking out the bottom of the pot. Move up to a size so you have at least 1" new dirt on the bottom when you drop it in.

Peace
 

Chelseys Man

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usefull info. its just i got the clone, veged it for 2 weeks then flowerd in a smaller pot in came in. i have been meaning to transplant but i could not get a chance to get one so i transplanted today. hope it goes better. it looks so sad.......
 

Chelseys Man

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okay so yesterday when i found her like this i transplanted and watered with pure water...... today i looked at it and it is doing alittle better. branches are going towrds the light little more lots of dead fan leaves though.... i dunno but i think it was little under watered and rootbound. keep you posted
 
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