help please is it dead?

[major crisis]

Hello
I don't come here for some time because my plants didn't grow normally and so I was very pessimistic.

well the plant was very small but it was growing till 10 minutes ago.
I decided to put my plant in a big pot and I transplanted it.
but now I went to look at her - it was a female, the hairs were already showing - and the whole plant has withered, everything id down down.
did I touch the root?

in short, did my plant die or will it be up again in a couple of days.

thank you if you can hep

major crisis Reviewed by major crisis on 08-04-2005. help please is it dead? Hello I don't come here for some time because my plants didn't grow normally and so I was very pessimistic. well the plant was very small but it was growing till 10 minutes ago. :( I decided to put my plant in a big pot and I transplanted it. but now I went to look at her - it was a female, the hairs were already showing - and the whole plant has withered, everything id down down. did I touch the root? in short, did my plant die or will it be up again in a couple of days. Rating: 5

[BobBong]

transplanting anything will shock the plant. especially if you've already started 12/12. transplants though, are for the greater good. the bigger the pot, the more pot you'll grow. it will set the flowering back by about a week.. but she should be fine.

[sheist]

well u said it urself... grab some more seed n start over

[major crisis]

thank you for your replies.
I feel devastated.
I asked my grandmother to go and talk with the plant because she was trying to comfort me saying that she will get up again.
and I told her:

- but I touched the root

- you did? - she asked

- well I think so, some of those little roots stayed in the old pot and others broke.

- the root must have dirt around, did you took away the dirt around the roots?

- well granny, yes. I was so stupid I slapped the root very gently to remove some of the old dirt.

- YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE DONE THAT!

- well, you think it's dead? it's wilted, completely down down.

- but it will survive.

- how do you know? these plants are not like yours.

- but she will get better.

- will you go and talk to her?

- alright I go.


and that's it.
the plant is completely wilted, but absolutely.
my granny knows nothing about cannabis but she insists that the plant will get up again.

BobBong, I hadn't stared 12/12 because my plant has been growing really starnge. there should be 7 nodes but only 3 of them were good, the rest had gone because of excess of water but the plant continued to grow and now it was raising a bud on top.

I feel devastated because the other plant I have it's even worse. I stopped showing photos of my plants because they are... ridiculous, so to speak.

thank you much for your reply.
I will wait 1 week but is it possible that the whole plants gets up?
hmmmm, I am pessismist but granny says it will get up and I want to believe my 79 year old companion.

thank you sheist, I would gladly get more seeds but I have none and I don't know anyone who has them.

[major crisis]

here is a pic, the plant is totally wilted.
tell me in all honesty, will it get up again?

[BobBong]

Well man, Granny is right. your plant will probably survive... assuming you haven't damaged the actual plant in anyway. The plant wants to live alot more than you want it to live..it's will to survive is now 10x as strong as it becomes accustomed to it's new soil surroundings. it may look like it's going to die.. but keep it under the same lights.. give it a few days.. make sure she's watered.. but not too watered... you should know by now how often to water her...don't change anything.. just watch.. she'll be fine..


...I hope.

Got Pics?

[BobBong]

here is a pic, the plant is totally wilted.
tell me in all honesty, will it get up again?

oh.... snap... i spoke too soon.

that looks like a bigger problem than just transplant shock...

can we see a pic of the stem near the soil ?

[nobiee420]

dont think she'll make it captian! IM giving here all shes got!!!


naw man looks like a lost cause sorry got to go back to the drawing board!!!

[major crisis]

Well man, Granny is right. your plant will probably survive... assuming you haven't damaged the actual plant in anyway. The plant wants to live alot more than you want it to live..it's will to survive is now 10x as strong as it becomes accustomed to it's new soil surroundings. it may look like it's going to die.. but keep it under the same lights.. give it a few days.. make sure she's watered.. but not too watered... you should know by now how often to water her...don't change anything.. just watch.. she'll be fine..


...I hope.

Got Pics?

sure, I will take a pic now, closest shot I can.
I touched the root, slightly, but a lot of dirt still went with the plant to the new pot.
granny insists that the plant will survive but hahahahahaha poor lady, she knows nothing about it.
I'll get the pic, wait bit and thank you so so dearly

[major crisis]

I live in Portugal, I am growing these 2 plants with the light of the sun, wind and that's it. I water it 1 every week and it was growing fine till this morning when I transplanted it. after 5 minutes it got like this.

here is the stem close to the soil,

oh man, granny insists but I feel very very pessimistic. has this happened to any of you?
did the plant wilted and then came back?

note:
I want to apologize for the title of my topic being so vague, I should have written a better title for my topic, more specific.
I apologise and next time I will be more careful and not so emotional about it