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Junior Skunk

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Post WTF happened>??
so if u remember there were 4 plants in one pot. now there all pretty big, i put them on 12/12 about a week ago and feed them with fox farms 1st week schedule on wendsday its now sunday. But 2 of the 4 plants died. just died. all the leaves are laying down and some leaves turning yellow. it seams like it happened over night last night. if there lost im fine with that, ok gone but if anyone can tell me wat happened to prevent it next time would be great.


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Sun Mar 07, 2010 8:43 am
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Post Re: seaperating plants?
Did you even try to veg them after seperation? You're suppose to wait 2weeks to flip the lights after a simple transplant-....Yours was not a simple one to say the least. Should've waited until you had a lot of new growth & were sure that they recovered from their SURGERY first.

Patience Daniel-San....

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Sun Mar 07, 2010 4:48 pm
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Post Re: seaperating plants?
ya these guys have been vegging since december. and ppl here on the board said not to seaperate just put in a bigger container.


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Post Re: seaperating plants?
Do you water all of your soil or just around the stems? To me it looks like you've only watered around the stems. This will create dry spots in your soil which the plants won't like. The roots won't develop and as in your case kill the plants. IMO they look like they need a good drink.

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Post Re: seaperating plants?
Looks like root damage and "dry spots" in the soil....

Make sure the drainage holes are not blocked... and really water the hell outa her!!

IF the drain holes are blocked, they are drowning... get bigger drain holes and let it drain a bit...

Remember-- when you water-- water the entire bin!
Use enough that some drains out the bottom!!!
Do not water or feed again until the top 2 inches dry.

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Mon Mar 08, 2010 12:25 am
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Post Re: seaperating plants?
Lady i think u hit the nail on the head. see there in a plastic bin which is in another one with a couple blocks of wood to keep it from being right on the other bin and not letting water drain. and last time i watered it came out of whare the 2 bins meet. so i guess there drowning in there! :oops: and they get watered all around it might just be some of the top dirt dries faster then the rest due to shade and light?


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