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Mr.GoodStuff · #3 (**permalink**) 07-03-2009, 07:43 AM

Wow... That is wilting from not being able to drink water. Usually you see that from not watering a plant in some sort of medium or from a transplant from deep water culture to chunky coco coir... Or from severe root damage.

I imagine that either they drank all the water in the rez when you were gone the last time, or the roots died from not being able to get any oxygen when the water reached 95 degrees.

They should pull out of it if the situation has been corrected though. I would definitely be spraying them with water and raising the humidity as much as possible. A trick you can use is putting a clear plastic bag over them that you spray water all over the inside. I'd only use r/o water though.

What are the roots looking like? You might want to go get some sort of enzyme to heal the damage if they got fucked up.

#3 (permalink) 07-03-2009, 07:43 AM
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