My plants got pulled up...what should I do?

I have two of 'em. Both got pulled up but one wasn't that bad. It didn't seem to have alot of damage to the roots. The other one however had maybe (just guessing) 1/3 of the roots intact. I know if I continue to grow them, they're gonna be stressed like a muth' and probably die.

If I were to attempt saving them, how would I go about it, and what are the chances of it surviving? I considered just feeding it with a water-soluble spray to the leaves, but not sure if that's enough.

On the other hand, I could just harvest the little yield I have and say "F*** It" BUT I was feeding with miracle grow and didn't do that whole thing where you're supposed to stop using it two weeks before harvesting.

Thanks to anybody who can help .:what:

Your plants will probably be shocked too much to replant, but that depends on size, age, whether its flowering or not, ect. Without flushing your plants expect the smoke to be a little harsh, but no more so than some commercial regs or schwag, they will smoke fine. Good luck. :thumbsup:

Well, by now you have a good idea if they are going to make it or not. What I would have done is to remove the big fan leaves and watered the poor babies. Normally, removing leaves is the last thing you want to do, but things are different with a damaged plant. The big leaves transpire a lot of water and your plant can die of thirst easily with a damaged root system.

I had a young vegging plant almost have its stem snapped. (not quite the same, but heavy trauma) I taped and splinted it, removed the fan leaves and watered it. It is now thriving! Growth was slowed for a while, but it's doing fine.

If they died, and you find the smoke too harsh, just water cure the bud, or cook with it.- Granny:hippy:

water cure? Like the one in the FAQ? I was thinking about doing that but I've never done it. I'd probably do it wrong. (LOL) I already started the process the regular way though.
It wasn't a big loss to me, but I really wish I could have seen my nicer-looking one finish flowering.
once again
Thnx cannabis.com