Mike_the_piper
Active Member
Aight so here’s my girl about 4 weeks into flowering a bad storm swept thru n hurt my plant pretty good. I think it’s even stressed back in to veg. Help? Advice is much appreciated. Will she make it
Windy Saturday storm
- Thread starter Mike_the_piper
- Start date
Mike_the_piper
Active Member
More pics
Hiphophippo
Well-Known Member
I just had two break in half outside. I have to do some deep wood guerrilla growing. I went out and checked after the wind storm and found two where completely broke in half. I cleaned up the cut taped it over and threw the tops in the woods. Yours look like the got some wind burn. I would take them out of direct light for a few days like put them in a shaded spot on the porch where they still get indirect light and they’ll bounce back.
SheeshM
Well-Known Member
any damage you can try taping. I don't see the tell-tale smooth leaves and funky growth from re-veg. Is it an auto or photo? I do see possibly too much N, some dark green, shiny leaves with some with some down turn. I saw a dark spot on the bud on the 1st photo. Tough to tell if it's the lighting or if there is a brownish area. Check for mold just in case.
Mike_the_piper
Active Member
Thank you all I feel better! You all seen how sideways she was? I didn’t stake it as I didn’t have much time or resources. So I took a charging cable for a phone looped it around main stem n tied on opposite sides keeping her straight. I packed the soil as well(I know normally I would never pack my soil) but I did so in this case to help keep things in place
farmerfischer
Well-Known Member
You may have some root damage from the plant/s being whipped around by the wind.. they should recover pretty quick ..
This is just a guess..
Other then that you should be fine.. wind wont cause a plant to reveg. If the plant isnt totally in the dark and is getting light from porch lights or lights coming out through windows getting on it .. that may cause some weird new growth and possible hermies..
This is just a guess..
Other then that you should be fine.. wind wont cause a plant to reveg. If the plant isnt totally in the dark and is getting light from porch lights or lights coming out through windows getting on it .. that may cause some weird new growth and possible hermies..
ooof-da
Well-Known Member
Ya without time your chances of success are greatly reduced. Good luck.
Mike_the_piper
Active Member
I know man I’m kind of in a situation where I can’t be home rn. So we shall see
Mike_the_piper
Active Member
Update this is her now. I trimmed vigorously but I’m sure she is revegging. How long will it take to get back on track?
twentyeight.threefive
Well-Known Member
Make sure it has at least 12 hours of uninterrupted darkness.
Mike_the_piper
Active Member
As of right now where I’m at it gets about 11 hours of darkness outside it also hasn’t moved from the same spot it’s been growing from the whole time so I don’t know I guess maybe the stress of the wind plus not exactly 12 hours of darkness could do it?
twentyeight.threefive
Well-Known Member
Wind doesn't cause a plant to reveg. Lack of darkness does.
Mike_the_piper
Active Member
I guess I’m just confused. I mean I know exactly what your talking about, but she was a month into flower when this happened and is in the same spot as it’s been in its whole life cycle. I’m not arguing jus expressing my confusion lol
Mike_the_piper
Active Member
Some from a company a ways away, not substantial tho, and again it was a month into flower when this happened and it hasn’t moved. So nothing about its environment or lightning changed.
Herb & Suds
Well-Known Member
The only way that plant reveged is light
You either had it indoors after it started to flower or you have an outside light source
Possibly the windows
It’s not stress
You either had it indoors after it started to flower or you have an outside light source
Possibly the windows
It’s not stress