I just wanted to ask some of my fellow ICMag members a question about something that I have never experienced before. For the first time I have let my budding plants at 5 weeks go an extra day without water and when I finally got there all the hairs that were once a nice pearly white were now shrivelled and brown. The leaves were all drooped very badly, but not yet enough to bend the buds over too much, so nothing was kinked or broken. I got there in time and I know they will all live.
The only thing I am worried about is it's finished yield being decreased drastically. Will the death of the hairs lower my final yeild, or will they grow back and not have much effect to final bud size?
Like I stated, the leaves were just drooping badly but from experience, not enough to kill any of the plants or even leaves.
Thanks in advance - this will be the last time I neglect my poor ladies.
TGT
The only thing I am worried about is it's finished yield being decreased drastically. Will the death of the hairs lower my final yeild, or will they grow back and not have much effect to final bud size?
Like I stated, the leaves were just drooping badly but from experience, not enough to kill any of the plants or even leaves.
Thanks in advance - this will be the last time I neglect my poor ladies.
TGT