Underwatering..Crunchy leaves :(

[NEbud420]

I did not water my seedlings for about 4 days, when I checked them they were all fairly dry but about 5 of them had mostly crunchy shirveled leaves . Such a shame too as the 5 who shriveled were all fat indicas ( all indica this year) and already had there set of 5 finger leaves. They were about 4 nodes tall, 6'', and I'd like to know if theres any hope in trying to save them. They appear to be alive to me as growth at the nodes is still there. I took all the crunchy growth off the plant and put them aside under some low wattage lamp. Am I wasting my time or is there still hope for my poor babies?

[FrostAie]

water them and lightly mist the leaves with a spray bottle that might help them start to re veg

[NEbud420]

alright, will do.

[harvester]

Just water them... don't mist the leaves. They'll come back to life.

[Anony]

Originally Posted by harvester

Just water them... don't mist the leaves. They'll come back to life.

Bingo, it is not smart to mist the leaves depending on your setup, just water the soil.

[GigZ-16]

Um, I mist the undersides of all my leaves once or twice a day, and all it's ever done was control insects.

[Anony]

Originally Posted by GigZ-16

Um, I mist the undersides of all my leaves once or twice a day, and all it's ever done was control insects.

Yea, again, it depends on your setup. The only reason I recommend not spraying during light hours is if you have a HID, the water can act like a magnifier burning the plants. Under sides of the leaves is ok, however its best to just spray em down at night, this way you dont have to worry about it.