Wilted?

[jamus_dood]

arite guys,
basically, me n my mate went into the woods to pick up our outdoor plant cos, basicaly it was pissing it down. So i took it home, re-planted it in a pot and left it in the light for a couple of hours. I came up to find it had wilted quite a bit. Any ideas why? could it be all the rain it had been getting?
cheers
heres a couple of pictures. bit out of focus.

jamus_dood Reviewed by jamus_dood on 05-13-2007. Wilted? arite guys, basically, me n my mate went into the woods to pick up our outdoor plant cos, basicaly it was pissing it down. So i took it home, re-planted it in a pot and left it in the light for a couple of hours. I came up to find it had wilted quite a bit. Any ideas why? could it be all the rain it had been getting? cheers heres a couple of pictures. bit out of focus. Rating: 5

[partcleguy]

Hey, looks to me like thats a desk lamp in the pic. Unless you have a fluorescent in there, you shouldn't use that as a plant light. Incandescents are hot (which is probably why its wilting) and have the wrong spectrum of light.

[jamus_dood]

fair doos. its the only light iv got at the mo, bt im getin flourescent soon.

[aheadatime]

a 400w HPS system would work best jamus, but if you can only affor flours then head to insidesun.com, they have a nice 95w flour for a bout 60 bucks, full spectrum to =] good luck