Howdy folks! Wondering if anyone knows what my girls problem is... Transplanted 48hrs ago into Perlite, worm castings & soil mix, as I have so many times, but one young lady is having issues (the other 5 look great!), Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance, EkimRI

1st 2 pics are of girl w/ issues, last is for comparison. Rather purplish and leaves beginning to curl upwards... Help!

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Looks A Bit Like Phosphorus Deficiency...Whats The PH Of The Water? And Have You Been Feeding Them Any Nutrients Other Than The Worm Castings?

very dilute fish/ seaweed emulsion @ about 10% strength. Strange that it's just the one girl... maybe some type of transplant shock?

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it looks like heat stress on the pic of the plant,but the leaf looks like nute burn

This being the only girl showing signs of difficulty (DP Orange Bud), I took the rather drastic measure of removing the plant from her pot, thoroughly rinsing her roots in clear water and repotting in the same mix as the other girls. I made certain the roots were not in direct contact with any compost or anything potentially damaging to her roots, just soil and perlite and perhaps a little well blended worm castings. I watered in w/ a little clear water and Superthrive 12+hrs ago and leaf problem has as yet to progress any further up the plant, nor is she exhibiting any signs of wilting... They are currently under 4 54w T5HO on 18/6, (approx. 4" above plants) at a fairly constant 50-55% humidity and 78-80*F.


Any suggestions as to what might be ailing her would be greatly appreciated!!!


And as an aside, a big thanks to you all for that which I've learned just by immersing myself in this sight +REP FOR RIU!!!

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Im going to say Nute Burn. Flush her and see, that would be the easyest thing to do.

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it sounds as if you took the right messures just let her be for a week or so you will know how shes doing.The burnt leaves will never heal so make sure your looking at the new growth.If its good then she is good

Thanx for the help and encouragement, I will watch and nurture her to the best of my ability and someday, just maybe...

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Phosphorous deficiency / lockout? "DP Orange Bud" (1st pic) is affected, same medium as always, same nutes as always, "Barney's Blue Cheese" (2nd pic) is starting to show similar signs! Water ph is good, drainage is good, Very dilute nutes (fish/seaweed emulsion 2-3-1 at 25%) Any ideas?

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those pics look like healty clones to me. When a clone is rooting it is normal for the leaves to yellow and wither because it is the only way a plant is getting feed.The new growth looks fine looks like they are rooted and healthy