i think i fcked up

[stonedtom]

i had a healthy plant about 18 inches 2 months old and i moved it outdoors (it was previously in a window) well it began to wilt and die and it looks bad i heard someone say something about hardening plants when moving them outdoors and doing it gradually well i didnt do that and i was wondering wat the consequences will be i think i might bring it back in and do it gradually

stonedtom Reviewed by stonedtom on 05-09-2006. i think i fcked up i had a healthy plant about 18 inches 2 months old and i moved it outdoors (it was previously in a window) well it began to wilt and die and it looks bad i heard someone say something about hardening plants when moving them outdoors and doing it gradually well i didnt do that and i was wondering wat the consequences will be i think i might bring it back in and do it gradually Rating: 5

[paparose]

get her in asap

[Jdog7000]

It might live if you baby it. Get it back in. And do it right.

[the image reaper]

yup ... I just did the same thing with a coupla clones ... left them out too long, they cant handle the direct sun after only a bulb for company ... theyre recovering now ...

[stonedtom]

well it was never under a bulb it had sunlight just it was thrugh a window but i brought it in

[bro]

PUT IT OUT IN THE HOT SUN FOR A COUPLE OF HOURS AND TAKE IT IN IF IT WILTS. IT WILL GET USED TO THE SUN AFTER A COUPLE OF TIMES
HAPPY GROING

[stonedtom]

well it is hella wilted and all of the leaves are dry and wilted is it still alive? ill try to geta pic

[IronLung]

Ah yes, common mistake; light stress. Let me give you my two cents. Immediately, get her inside and find a way to mist the leaves with some fresh water. I suggest you do this every hour if possible, and make sure the plant is getting good circulation. Don't lose hope. There is still a chance for revival. Good luck!