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I have two plants from the same room with the same water and this is what is happening. one plant looks good and the other looks like it is dying. Anyone have any ideas what is going on and can I save it. They are in the last week of flower.

Likely the plant is suffering from root rot. As soon as you chop it, pull the root ball and inspect the color of the roots. If not white but brown then it's root rot from not allowing the soil to dry enough.

Thats all I have with the limited information provided.

Also, don't take indoor plants outside, they will be very likely to bring pests back into the grow with them. Leave the outside where it belongs, outside.

Over watering is not about how much water but how often. The soil needs to dry enough between waterings. This allows oxygen to get to the roots and kill off the anaerobic bacteria that cause root rot. You may have heavily oxygenated water but it won't be that way long after poured into the soil. So if the soil stays wet all the time your roots will get sick. Allow the soil to dry enough that the pot feels light when lifted but not so dry that your plant wilts. You will be surprised how dry the soil can get before the plant wilts.

Something I first observed 30 years ago was that when the soil is on the drier side, near time to water, you get a growth spurt. The ideal levels of O2 / water at the root zone. Using an over sized pot means the soil stays saturated much longer and the plant experiences the ideal moisture less often during it's life. This limits growth and yields. DWC is a system that uses heavily oxygenated nutrient solution to attempt to achieve the ideal growth rates all the time. You either get amazing results or a bad case of root rot with DWC, not much in between lol.

Renfro said:

Likely the plant is suffering from root rot. As soon as you chop it, pull the root ball and inspect the color of the roots. If not white but brown then it's root rot from not allowing the soil to dry enough.

Thats all I have with the limited information provided.

Also, don't take indoor plants outside, they will be very likely to bring pests back into the grow with them. Leave the outside where it belongs, outside.

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We pulled that plant that’s why it’s outside

You say the plant is in the last week of flower. Do you have a closer bud pic of the 1st one

I don't know about taking indoor not being taken out side I do and she loves it's as always I thank you for your time

Jeffislovinlife said:

I don't know about taking indoor not being taken out sideView attachment 4668023View attachment 4668024View attachment 4668025 I do and she loves it's as always I thank you for your time

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Just remember, if you get mites this is how you got them. Take the mites indoors and give them a cushy environment and they will love it just as much as your plants do.

I did have mites that's why I took her out the first time lol

These are my outdoor