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help my plants dieing as we speak

bentom187

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ok i have on plant in a container that was outdoors and brought it in and it was fine for like 5 days i never watered it once since the soil was already soaked and the other day i gave it a whole lot of sun in the window and the leaves were curling upward turned dark green and i can see blackspots through the stem,also they seem to be developing brown necrotic spots them the leaves are drying up and becoming crispy,this is effecting the entire plant i dont know what to do ,put it back out side and let nature do its thing or try to add ferts ? he
 

sproutco

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The temperature of the roots is low. When hot sunshine hits the leaves the plant can't get enough water so it burns/curls. Why did you bring it inside? Without a grow light of some sort, they would probably be better off outside.
 

bentom187

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i just brought it in cause of security issues i kind of have to find a new spot for it. so add water? or raise the temp of the roots?
 

Verite

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You keep messing with the intensity of the light by doing the indoor/outdoor shuffle. Plants dont like that. Pick one and keep it and the plant will do better.
 

MynameStitch

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sproutco said:
The temperature of the roots is low. When hot sunshine hits the leaves the plant can't get enough water so it burns/curls. Why did you bring it inside? Without a grow light of some sort, they would probably be better off outside.


wtf are you talking about sprout :confused: :confused: '

root temps to low in a pot when its hot out????? ok..........

sounds like you may have some root issues from the roots being to wet and with the temps possibly being to humid outside..... brown spots and stuff like that can be fungus mold issues. what is your humidity outside? and have you used any nutrients yet? how old is the plant how big is it and what size pot is it in?

was your stem injured at all?

or if its not fungus then it may be getting to intense light which is why its cripsying up

or the soil mixture since it was soaked may have released nutrients that was stored int he soil mixture if timed released ferts was in there

so there is alot of things,,, need alot more information about your growing conditions like soil mixture and other questions i asked in this post....

pictures would tell your problem
can you take pictures?

i can tell you for 100% sure your roots are not cold :bat:
 
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sproutco

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^^ You misunderstood. His plants are inside. It is cool inside and he let hot sunshine come through the windows on his plants. Cool roots and hot tops = burn
 

MynameStitch

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hes bringing them in and out.....

ok i have on plant in a container that was outdoors and brought it in and it was fine for like 5 days

cool roots would not = hot tops it would = stunted growth slow nutrient uptake and leaves would be pale

i can tell you from exp thats not the problem here, not to mention he hasnt given enough grow information to get a 100% answer
 

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