Someone please help!!! My plant has been like this for a week or two and i cant stop it...i have given it quarter strength miracle grow.didnt work.i even moved it yesterday cuz i thought the soil might be bad..hasnt helped yet...someone please help before it dies.btw.its an outdoor plant which get sun from the crack of dawn until sunset.it did have minor pest probs which are now controlled.

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robert,

This is out of my experience, but no one else has responded. This doesn't look like the usual problem, more like a trace mineral or iron deficiency. Some trace mineral supplement probably couldn't hurt at this point. Be wary of too much more MG, could give you other troubles. I've done a good number of outdoor grows, though that was years ago. Never saw anything like this.

growone

Over fertilizing can cause an iron deficiency which looks like a lack of nitrogen which can make you want to feed them more. Even too much watering can have the same affect. As growone suggested, find an additive that has iron in it, I would also suggest that rather than root feeding it which may not work so well if your plant is in nutrient lock, but foliar feed them the micro elements additive as this will give your plant instant relief. You will probably need to do this daily till you see color starting to return to the leaves.

How old are these by the way?

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thanks guys!!!
i didnt think it was nitrogen b/c i had that a few weeks ago which the MG fixed and this started on new growth and moved twoard the tip of the leaf.it also stunted the growth completley.they havent grown in at least a week.

its 2 months old

would a weak blood meal tea work for a foliar iron feeding???

it will be a week or two before it gets over the transplant shock.....its too early to tell if it worked or not. just keep a close eye on it.

molasses has a good shot of iron, not sure if it's good for foliar feeding though

iron sulfate or chelated iron is the best since it is easier for the plants to absorb.

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i couldnt find any iron nutes so i foliar fed MG which worked...it wasnt working before because it was repairing the roots from the transplant but foliar worked

It's definately a problem with what it's being fed or not fed. See how the probem is where the newest growth is...