I think i just killed my plant

[Sabron]

Alright the soil i was using was shit..yesterday i set some soil in a pot and let the rain water moisten it and get it ready to transplant... what i didnt notice was how cold the soil was..and the soil the plant was in was room temp or above room temp.. well i transplanted the plant into the new soil...bout an hour ago..this is what the plant looks like now..can it be saved? will it live? will it die?

Sabron Reviewed by Sabron on 09-04-2006. I think i just killed my plant Alright the soil i was using was shit..yesterday i set some soil in a pot and let the rain water moisten it and get it ready to transplant... what i didnt notice was how cold the soil was..and the soil the plant was in was room temp or above room temp.. well i transplanted the plant into the new soil...bout an hour ago..this is what the plant looks like now..can it be saved? will it live? will it die? Rating: 5

[phytokind]

That plant already looks extremely stretched, if that's your only plant I'd use this as an opportunity to start over from seed, and this time get more light on the seedling so it doesn't stretch.

[Sabron]

i know its streched i try to stop it but my lights are...gay..is mah plant gona be ok?


-edit- CORRECTION.. It has made a comeback..i added hot water to the soil to warm it up and the head is starting to come back up

[qdavid]

Cannibas is tough. Good to read it's coming back. Good move.

[dusto2k3]

it will probably live. I'ts probably just in a little shock.

[Sabron]

The head as come completly back into place and looks..greener..i think its likeing the new soil

[Pass That Shit]

With shit soil and a gay light, what are you expecting for a final product? A male with a shit load of seeds?

LOL

[harris7]

If it's still not doing too good, I would suggest something like "Revive" by advanced nutrients, it helps distressed plants- it worked really awesome for mine.