Quote Originally Posted by bigsby
Let's view this as a learning experience. You can save these plants pretty easily and you have a bunch of time invested. Why give up now?!
:thumbsup: The gals look better than when i first got them, as sad as that is!

Quote Originally Posted by bigsby
What size are those pot they are in? It looks like they are 1 gallon or perhaps 3 gallon pots. Best case - those are 1 gallon pots (it's hard to tell from the pics). Re-pot them into 3 gallon pots or 5 gallon pots if they are currently in 3 gallon pots. Use your FF soil for the re-pot. Then start a careful watering regime - no nutes, 1/8 strength, 1/4 strength, etc. They will respond. There is nothing wrong with bat guano if used sparingly/carefully/correctly.
The plants were transfered from 1 gallon pots into 5 gallon pots on Jan 14th or 15th. The soil was FF :jointsmile:
Quote Originally Posted by bigsby
Just dial it back a bit. Those are nice looking plants. They are well established and can easily recover. Be patient. You should also consider soliciting advice in the Plant Problems forum. Some really crackers in there who can offer more directed advice.

EDIT: Just read through more of the thread... I see they are in 1 gallon pots. Re-pot into 3 gallon pots and you should be in good shape!
Once I get these gals back in shape, when could I push them to flowering?
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