Never give up. Sick plant before/after

This plant is my first attempt at a mainline. I tried to kill her many times. When it looked she was done for good, I decided to experiment and transplant her from MG soil to my first Hempy bucket.Many said toss it and laughed, but I said why not try to heal it. Its a crazy strong species of plant after all. I'll let the pics speak for themselves. the first three are before. The last are two weeks into flower.
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Beautiful resto work. never lose hope!

Looks like you learned a lot with this one. Good job!

Yes! Still learning!I almost hate to finish her out. I'd rather keep her on a table in the living room!

Awesome! Great job.

Thanks! So far I've learned that the most important thing you can learn is patience. Unfortunately its also a hard thing to learn.

So almost a month later and I chopped her down. I don't know what the yield is yet, but she was right at 120 grams wet, so I am guessing I will pull right at an ounce off of her. That's not bad considering I started growing in January and considering what this plant has been through.

Bug,Buc and V said it well!
I agree,,,,nicely done!
Patience is the key. Giving up is easy.....Moving on and learning is the gift of patience!

Good JOB!

Very nice, love the way its LST'd does that yeild well? or is it more of a use all the space you can type of plant lol

It is actually from bagseed. It grew like that because I used the mainline technique. This is the first time I have tried that and I really like it. it takes a little longer in veg to get it trained, but it makes nice symmetrical main colas. 8 of them in this case! I weighed her again last night after I cut her up for the cure jar and I got an ounce and a half. Not only is that my biggest yield since I started growing in January, it's off a plant most people would have tossed.

Note I have another dilemma. I planted a green poison seed which sprouted a couple days ago, and today there is another little seedling growing in the same cup! This was fresh soil, straight out of the bag and I'm sure I only planted one seed! Not sure what to do...

Carefully separate them if you like. Or let them grow to the second node and cull the weaker one, leaving the stronger one.

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Note I have another dilemma. I planted a green poison seed which sprouted a couple days ago, and today there is another little seedling growing in the same cup! This was fresh soil, straight out of the bag and I'm sure I only planted one seed! Not sure what to do...

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This happens many times with me, as at most I recycle 50-70% of my soil, and always some seed drops by, as per Dr Who you may pot it up or as per me, pull it on sight as I see it using valuable nutes from the main seed ..?