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 2003-08-06, 23:20 |
Sommers88 
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 Shock!
My plants were transplanted to a dryer and rockier soil but theres normal soil around the roots of the plants they lived for 1 day with no problem and now there leaves are all droopy and hanging down so wat should i do pick them or hope for the best is there anyways to revive them?
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2003-08-06, 23:48 |
The_Stalker
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Re: Shock!
Water them! when you transplant plants they need extra care and water to help them survive the process.
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2003-08-06, 23:50 |
CRaZyAmishMaN
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Re: Shock!
water!
when you said the soil's drier i knew why they were wilted...
you should till the soil [and add better soil or fertilizers] before you transplant
and definately water them...
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2003-08-07, 00:37 |
I_Tweak_Too
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Re: Shock!
quote:Originally posted by CRaZyAmishMaN:
water!
when you said the soil's drier i knew why they were wilted...
you should till the soil [and add better soil or fertilizers] before you transplant
and definately water them...
yes WATER them. but make sure when you use the fertilizer (if you choose to do so) dont use an acidic one, like miracal grow or something.
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