[Sforza]

Originally Posted by Avinash.miles

i decided to plant some alfalfa around theml

Nice cover crop!

[Sforza]

Originally Posted by west-eu

here is me girls... with some seed burst
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Damn, WE, they are really starting to stretch!

[Sforza]

Originally Posted by Avinash.miles

WHO will finish and WHO will win?
this is so much fun to me

The suspense is nearly unbearable! This is a high stakes game and now a newby threatens to join the chase for the crown!

Avinash is easily amused

[earthwyrms]

Sforza!, about layla plant!

maybe cutting the container midway around with a razor blade, and then putting the rootball, with container top and plant in DRY fresh soil,

for a day or two or three, untill it drains,

then cram it back into the bottom container half once it's healthy,

and put electrical tape over it after wrapping the seam with PTFE teflon plumbers tape. and make a cross pattern cradle with the electrical tape for structural stability maybe.

also, i like to use aluminum foil to make pot cover slips, (heavy duty makes it reusable, when re-using containers)
so the roots can get to the walls without being affected by light, AND, so that they don't get algea.

[Avinash.miles]

Originally Posted by Sforza

Avinash is easily amused

[Sforza]

Originally Posted by earthwyrms

Sforza!, about layla plant!

maybe cutting the container midway around with a razor blade, and then putting the rootball, with container top and plant in DRY fresh soil,

for a day or two or three, untill it drains,

then cram it back into the bottom container half once it's healthy,

and put electrical tape over it after wrapping the seam with PTFE teflon plumbers tape. and make a cross pattern cradle with the electrical tape for structural stability maybe.

also, i like to use aluminum foil to make pot cover slips, (heavy duty makes it reusable, when re-using containers)
so the roots can get to the walls without being affected by light, AND, so that they don't get algea.

Thanks for the tips, earthwyrms. I agree that only massive intervention is going to save that plant. I have pretty much written it off. I did use an utility knife to cut some lines in the plastic to help it breath, but it was too little too late. Cutting the entire pot open and doing the equivalent of open heart surgery is probably its only chance at this point.

While it is silly to go to such lengths to save such a sick plant, the entire concept of making it harder on yourself to grow a plant by growing it in a small container is silly, so in for a penny in for a pound. I will give it a shot and we shall see if the plant is able to respond.

[trichrider]

This is NOT the par three course!

[bugman52]

Originally Posted by Avinash.miles

gramse
looks to me like a pathogenic fungus or something like fusarium wilt perhaps
sometimes this happens with very wet soil

break the stem and look for brown spots or mushy spots on the stem around where it meets the media

also; inoculations of trichoderma, glomus, and em1/lacto keep the pathogens at bay ime

till now you were def in the lead....
better luck next time, gramse, reikox, AND doubletripleOG

the feild narrows, some front runners out of the race....WHO will finish and WHO will win?

this is so much fun to me

im still in lol
ill post a up to date pic in next day or so.
yea its realy hard to keep them alive in these small containers.
good luck to anyone who is still in.

[DoubleTripleOG]

Here's a bud shot of my yogi. Not the prettiest thing, but smell's awesome!

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EDIT: the next round should be called : Return TO HARD MODE Challenge; Summer 2017,

[Nugs bunny]

I'm looking for a good auto strain that is stable and easy to take care of....