My dog attacked my garden

[dirtnap411]

I just got some teenage plants yesterday, put them outside this morning, one is in a soil bag, and my dogs dug it up, the roots took some damage, but the root ball is mostly intact, I replanted it, put the dogs away, and am going to fence off my garden area with chickenwire, I just wanted to know, is there anything I can do for the damaged plant to help it along? I only have 3, and it would be a shame to see the biggest one die. thanks in advance

dirtnap411 Reviewed by dirtnap411 on 08-23-2009. My dog attacked my garden I just got some teenage plants yesterday, put them outside this morning, one is in a soil bag, and my dogs dug it up, the roots took some damage, but the root ball is mostly intact, I replanted it, put the dogs away, and am going to fence off my garden area with chickenwire, I just wanted to know, is there anything I can do for the damaged plant to help it along? I only have 3, and it would be a shame to see the biggest one die. thanks in advance Rating: 5

[Storm Crow]

Is keep it well watered, shade it from direct sunlight for a couple of days and maybe mist it to slow losing water. Cannabis is pretty tough, so unless the roots are totally mangled, it should survive. The tallest plants, incidentally, are often males- if you are growing from seed.

You might try getting your dogs some nice big soup bones next time you transplant- keep them busy with something more interesting than your plants!


Granny :hippy:

[dirtnap411]

the plant in question is a tall clone, well compared to the other two, so I'm pretty sure it's female. My wife looked at it again, a couple branches got snapped over, should I prune them, or see if they pull through? thanks again,
Dirt

[dirtnap411]

I pruned the worst of the branches, but I think I was too late, the plant is in sad shape, and has drooped badly in the past day, gonna give it a drink, and leave it to live or die, I figure that's all I can do.