Is my plant dead!? I transplanted today incorrectly - lost some root mass & she displayed almost instant wilting.
I’ve obviously stressed my plant. Has anyone had any experience with my situation. Has your plant bounced back from something like this? She is looking done for! Please let me know if you have any advise & if you think I can save this plant.
Cover with any kind of a dome bag or cover some shock is normal but if she wilts that hard may have burnt and damaged roots she needs to stay moist while recovering
I also leave an inch or so, and like to fold it down so my soil is level with it. I’ll flip it up when I water as I am messy though. @Thirty1O96, I ripped some serious rootage off my first girl, and she pulled through just fine. All you can do is wait. Keeping fingers crossed.
Last spring a wagon i was pulling to my guerrila grow site way over packed with plants ready to be planted flipped down a steep creek bank. . Everyone looked that bad, and survived, but the plants that fell went 2-3 wks longer then the others.
.Great white or, sl100, are both things i use but i hear clonex solution works good too, but after a hard transplant be sure to keep soil and roots moist first week or so. And keep humidity high as possible. Ur bag set up will work,but clear is better bc more light.Also make sure u open the bag to light freshair in bringing co2 with it. And i like to spray the leaves for first day or 2 after i transplant if possible, dont do this too many days or the plant will take water threw the leaves and not work to establish roots again, but a day or 2 helps alot. Any more questions feel free to tag me. Be patient and give her lots of love she should make it
It took it about a week before I saw perk up, but then she did better every day. Like was already said, if you have a clear plastic you could use to let light in would be a bit better. I am “rooting” for you.