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I have been helping my father but he has recently passed her just started teaching me an I need help with a plant we have will any one be willing to share information
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Sorry to hear of your loss, my sympathies. We’d all be happy to help any way we can, just ask.
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I'm going to take some pictures tomorrow of how it looks but it has budded an is past time to be cut I'm sure but my fan leaves are doing fast an the whole plant is not looking well it be better understanding tomorrow when I can post photos
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Sorry for your loss my friend.
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Sorry for your lost, my condolences goes out to you and your family.
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Welcome This is for you,
My parents have been gone a long time yet I still miss them so very much.
I am a fairly new grower myself with limited experience but think common sense paired with intuition goes a long way towards growing and gardening, mistakes are just par for the course and part of the learning curve. When I first started growing in the mid-70s there was no YouTube or books available for purchase that I was aware of. I learned from just doing and from errors made. If you post pictures of what you are doing the experts here will give you the best advice on what changes to make. This is such a great site with so many friendly knowledgeable growers here.
My parents have been gone a long time yet I still miss them so very much.
I am a fairly new grower myself with limited experience but think common sense paired with intuition goes a long way towards growing and gardening, mistakes are just par for the course and part of the learning curve. When I first started growing in the mid-70s there was no YouTube or books available for purchase that I was aware of. I learned from just doing and from errors made. If you post pictures of what you are doing the experts here will give you the best advice on what changes to make. This is such a great site with so many friendly knowledgeable growers here.
@This is for you ,
Sorry for your loss, remember him always and daily.
Welcome to your new family here at 420.
Sorry for your loss, remember him always and daily.
Welcome to your new family here at 420.
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This is our plant an I'm not sure what it needs at this point I need all information I can get thanks in advance
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It has looked liked this for many weeks now but I been on my own trying keep it alive for about 3 weeks
That plant looks pretty much done. Red hairs are curling over. Maybe scope the trichomes to see if they are clear, cloudy or amber, but not much can be done with it at this stage.
What is it that you want to know?
What is it that you want to know?
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Can I go back to light an get it back to veg state or do I need just cut whole plant an take what bids grew what's suggestions are there from here can I keep it alive
Looks to me like too small a plant in too big of a container, leading to overwatering.
After you harvest it, maybe show us a picture of the roots.
For your next plant, start a new journal and you'll get lots of help along the way to increase your harvest.
After you harvest it, maybe show us a picture of the roots.
For your next plant, start a new journal and you'll get lots of help along the way to increase your harvest.
Is this a special plant you want to keep alive for some reason? Revegging is a very difficult thing to do but some have had success with it.
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Put it in that on cause the last pot had got to small just didn't have one in between the 2
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Yes so me an my dad had this project going an he passed we had 15 plants but when they come in the house they could see the lights an took all but this one cause it was in a different room an I want keep it living
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I have nothing but that plant no more clones no seeds nothing just that plant..
Welcome to 420 - sorry to hear of your loss, condolences
All you can do is give it 18/6 light schedule and fingers crossed she keeps going
Rhizotonic with some kind of enzyme product can help to rejuvenate the roots, giving a kick start
Good luck
All you can do is give it 18/6 light schedule and fingers crossed she keeps going
Rhizotonic with some kind of enzyme product can help to rejuvenate the roots, giving a kick start
Good luck
Ok, so a plant with special memories. I get that.
I've never revegged a plant so maybe someone else can chime in with suggestions. @Jon @Bill284 @StoneOtter @DonkeyDick @Stunger @Rexer @InTheShed @Carcass @Maritimer
any of you guys have any experience or thoughts on how he can accomplish this?
But basically, and assuming it is a photoperiod plant and not an auto, what you want to do is change the lighting back to something like 18/6 or some growers even go 24/0 for light/dark period.
And switch it back to veg nutes.
Here is a post on revegging from @Van Stank but he's not on here all that much lately.
In the mean time, can you give us some background on this grow, like strain, potting mix, nutes, watering habits, and anything else you think might be helpful.
Could be a fun group project to help you get this plant recharged and restarted.
I've never revegged a plant so maybe someone else can chime in with suggestions. @Jon @Bill284 @StoneOtter @DonkeyDick @Stunger @Rexer @InTheShed @Carcass @Maritimer
any of you guys have any experience or thoughts on how he can accomplish this?
But basically, and assuming it is a photoperiod plant and not an auto, what you want to do is change the lighting back to something like 18/6 or some growers even go 24/0 for light/dark period.
And switch it back to veg nutes.
Here is a post on revegging from @Van Stank but he's not on here all that much lately.
In the mean time, can you give us some background on this grow, like strain, potting mix, nutes, watering habits, and anything else you think might be helpful.
Could be a fun group project to help you get this plant recharged and restarted.
