my poor plant, help is needed!!!

siccmademike

Active Member

• Apr 12, 2009

• #1

So my plants were outback like they usally are but my mom put a white tarp next to my plants and the wind blew the tarp onto the flowering plants and f#cked up my baby, im beleive they were under the tarp in direct sunlight for an hour at most and i just watered them before hand so im assuming there was some moisture involved i just wanna know if this brown is MOLD or just burnt leaves from the nutes trying to evap out but hit the tarp and dripped onto the leaves,

please help im desperate.

 

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TeaTreeOil

Well-Known Member

• Apr 12, 2009

• #2

Not mold. Definitely burned. Give them a mist of cool water, they'll bounce right back. Though the burned leaves will not recover. Remove them when they seem less helpful than helpful.

 

lixar420

Active Member

• Apr 12, 2009

• #3

I don't know what it is but it happened to 3 of my plants before but it was because I had them by a sliding door and accidentally left it open one night when I was getting firewood... It was -35 degrees Celsius out and ya it stunted my plants growth and 2 weeks later my leaves started looking like that and feeling all mushy. my fix was cut early. But I wouldn't do that till at least a few guys on here tell you you have to.

 

Depleted

Member

• Apr 12, 2009

• #4

Cut the damaged leaves off, the plant will concentrate on growing soon after it makes amends, otherwise if you leave the leaves there and they are damaged, the plant will not concentrate on growing and instead will try to repair itself.

 

siccmademike

Active Member

• Apr 12, 2009

• #5

Depleted said:

Cut the damaged leaves off, the plant will concentrate on growing soon after it makes amends, otherwise if you leave the leaves there and they are damaged, the plant will not concentrate on growing and instead will try to repair itself.

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k well i trimmed it up there were quite a few damaged leaves hope it doesnt stress it to much from cutting em all off.

 

grow...bananas

Active Member

• Apr 12, 2009

• #6

i agree need to cut off damaged parts

 

BudTinsley

Well-Known Member

• Apr 12, 2009

• #7

Those looked burned to me too.