Can you not put that out in the sun itself? The glass degrades the light it is getting. Direct sun is certainly preferred.
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Jonny5
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Azi is rite.. with out good light you could also end up with a hermi ,, and if you can ,, supplement your light to a minimum of 13.5 hours.. this will help stave off flowering and keep it on a May light schedule , then you can move it out doors with no ill effect
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sjb504
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No I wish, it is still penalized here.
Jonny5
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Put it in your neighbors backyard 
find a nice out of the way full sun,and gorilla grow that puppy
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sjb504
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OMG 
please help did I kill her
. Moved it to a self watering pot an now this....
please help did I kill her. Moved it to a self watering pot an now this....
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Self watering?? Looks like it needs water, drive your finger into the soil to the second knuckle,, is it moist or dry??
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sjb504
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No it is still wet
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sjb504
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I filled the reservoir from the top so it had to go through the soil to get to the bottom..
Jonny5
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When did you transplant?? And did you give it nutrients? If so what kind??
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sjb504
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Got it from home Depot to try to keep from over or under watering
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Did you actually stick your finger into the soil
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sjb504
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Yes
Jonny5
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That pic looks like the leaves have perked up a little bit,, how long ago did you transfer it to the new pot
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Did you water it prior to transplant ( you should)
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sjb504
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Like maybe 2 hours.. she looked so beautiful this morning an it is a over cast day so I said why not.. an I been waiting cause I was afraid I would kill it... Smh
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sjb504
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No I watered yesterday...
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Should I cut some of the dead leaves? Or should I top it or should I just leave it alone. Idk I'm so worried I killed it. And I just got my tent setup yesterday and the light is coming tomorrow so I really hope she makes it...
Thats the pot that @Krissi Carbone uses. My guess is the plant doesn't have the proper water roots yet and maybe some of the roots got damaged during transplant. Keep it in bright but not direct sunlight for a day or two and see if it perks up.
There's often a transition period with these pots. For that design, treat it like a normal pot for a few waterings. I think Krissi may even let her pots dry out between waterings. Definitely keep us posted though.
There's often a transition period with these pots. For that design, treat it like a normal pot for a few waterings. I think Krissi may even let her pots dry out between waterings. Definitely keep us posted though.
Jonny5
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Give it a couple more hours,, sometimes it shocks them a bit,, There’s no reason,if it was a healthy plant before you moved it ,, that it would kill it ... she will perk up
I'm not seeing dead leaves. Wilted leaves, yes, but not dead. And no, do not top it. That will add more stress she doesn't need right now. You could cover her with a plastic grocery bag to increase humidity. If you do that, spritz the inside of the bag, but not the leaves.
She needs some moisture right now. No direct sun but bright, indirect light. It should perk up before too long.