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Sudden plant death?

wdcf

wdcf

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Never seen this before...

Growing bag seed under T5s. One or two plants per 1 gallon bag. 12/12 from seed. A few of the plants started to die during the 4-5 week of flowering. As you can see two plants in this bag, same strain one died. Other plants, one per bag also did the same.

I haven't used any fertilizer, so I'm assuming that couldn't be the case, however the soil I'm using does come with a bit - Miracle Grow Water retention.

I just moved to Florida and am wondering if it has to do with heat or humidity... thoughts?

Thanks!
 

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w3rds

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guessing the living plants root system won out between the two of them. Ive seen symbiotic systems with 2 plants in a pot and Ive seen "twin absorption" between plants, where one just eats up all nutrients and the other shrivels from it.
 
wdcf

wdcf

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Guy Brush said:
Fungus gnats in the house? Or maybe overwatering/underwatering?
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I thought overwatering may be the culprit, but it's hard to believe when a similar size plant in the same container is doing fine???

No Fungus gnats here.
 
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Guy Brush

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wdcf said:
I thought overwatering may be the culprit, but it's hard to believe when a similar size plant in the same container is doing fine???

No Fungus gnats here.
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Just make sure the surface is always dry and the pots are lightweight before you water again! Every plant reacts differently, so one can take it, but the other won't.
 
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Slabs

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w3rds said:
guessing the living plants root system won out between the two of them. Ive seen symbiotic systems with 2 plants in a pot and Ive seen "twin absorption" between plants, where one just eats up all nutrients and the other shrivels from it.
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I think youre on to something with the "twin absorption". personally ive never liked the idea of multiple plants in one pot
 
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Andrewp666

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I've just had the same 5 weeks into flowering. 10 plants and 1 of them just started dying on me. Never had it before .All others are absolutely fine! Weird!
 
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