CFL light severely burned plant

Hello Guys,

My 4 X 30W CFL bulbs fell on my poor plant while I was at work yesterday . The attached pictures are before and after. Do you think there is a chance it will make it through? Durban Poison feminized, 2.5 weeks old seedling, transplanted 2 days ago.

Stem seems undamaged, i sprinkled some water drops on it right away and removed burned leaves. on of the baby leaves has yellowish patch in the middle. Soil was pretty moist.

George

Im a rookie but I would have to say YES!! Maybe clip all the brown off carefully?

is this a before and afters shots..?

I assume so..

keep a small fan and temp gauge in their

no more fiddling, see it as

another reason to grow more than one plant

4 is good, as you can win on the volume alone?

good luck

ouch...prolly be fine, might even have FIM'd it for ya haha

/\/\/\/\i agree
i think its gonna make it

Agree with all of the above. Cannabis is very resilient and can handle a great deal of grower error and torture. I can't find it now but Jorge Cervantes has a video showing a SEVERELY damaged almost dead plant that came back thriving and produced budz.

Good Luck and Great Growz

I have a plant that is starting to veg for the THIRD TIME............2 harvests already-same plant, so yep they are resilient!!

It's amazing what they can handle, but as vostok said no more fiddleing, don't trim any leaves anymore, just let them be ugly, she will pretty up in a due time, but she doesn't need any more stress right now

What I've learned so far is to just let it do it's thing. It's a weed! It's pretty hard to kill. I'm curious to see how it looks in a week!

Thanks a lot guys! I will post recovery pictures once they are available

that will happen

Believe me buddy of mine had a dried up plant that was burned, had just a tiny bit of green, way less then that, and it came back.

my question is how the hell did this happen, you are lucky your house didn't burn down.

I think most importantly you need to address the reason it fell down

Personally I use redundancy for my light....I secure the pigtails of the chains to separate hooks

ISK said:

my question is how the hell did this happen, you are lucky your house didn't burn down.

I think most importantly you need to address the reason it fell down

Personally I use redundancy for my light....I secure the pigtails of the chains to separate hooks

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I have the exact same answer everytime i see one of these threads. Gotta make sure them lights are secure. Lucky it was just some cfls.

damn I dunno, wouldn't get my hopes up you've destroyed nearly all leaf. its possible though

Lol wait till op tries to hang a 6" inline fan all alone, fun times....fun times

1st update: More green material showing off the stem, check pic below
I am doing my best to keep the temperature in the low 20s (Celsius), humidity between 50 and 60 %.

This is one of those times where you actually say...thank god for cotyledons

cool
its coming back
dont drop any more lights on her for at least two more weeks

2nd Update: She's back! I hope it doesn't hermie in the future