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Reply With QuoteSo what type of dirt was it in before the transplanting 2 weeks ago?
Nute burn spreading wild, affecting whole plant.
I have a 9 week old female from bagseed, just started flower two days ago. She was transplanted about two weeks ago into 5 gallon. Soil is FF Ocean Forest, using direct sunlight. She is 33" tall.
There was originally some very minor nute burn right before transplant, also root bound. Since transplant, NUTE BURN HAS GOTTEN 10X WORSE, AND IT JUST KEEPS SPREADING, even to smaller leaves. I thought that she would have bounced back by now, apparently not. I have not given her any nutrients at all, just what was in FF Ocean Forest soil. I've been watering every 5 days.
Leaves started burning on very edges, but I also have spots, some white some brown. The bottom of the plant looks worst with couple leaves completely dead, light yellow but thats not my concern, the very top is started to get seriously affected with all leaves curling / folding inward.
Is there anything I can do to stop this nute burn? Or does my plant just have to use up all the nutrients in the soil first ?
So what type of dirt was it in before the transplanting 2 weeks ago?
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Last edited by chusett; 08-27-2012 at 01:32 AM.
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I think you should rinse plant til soil runoff back to 6.5 or so.
Right now i think its not getting water cuz its locked.. so it WAS nute burn but now who knows.
I say wash it and no nutes for few days see what happens..
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scotts potting soil.Originally Posted by mrghettogrower
yo .
step one , if you could get some 'seaweed extract' find a bigger pot and place some soil / then seaweed extract/ water / then transplant it . Sea weed extract can be used to help the roots REGROW after the rips n tears from transplanting . Try getting clean water, with GOOD PH . Don't use anymore nuets . Strictly water for a few days n hope for change..
Happy growing man! good luck!
yo,
1. read the post
2. plant was just transplanted two weeks ago
3. roots didn't rip or tear
4. i am using bottled water
5. I haven't used any nutrients what so ever.
6. I've been using straight water since beginning, never added anything, see number 5.
Important to have accurate information, which is why I write the paragraph, this way future repliers are not confused.
FF is real strong for some cuttings coming from just SCotts soil. That could be the burn there. But just sayin i think right now its locked.. u should test pH of the soil runoff
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yeah I also think the ocean line from foxfarm that in a 5 gallon bucket just from the time release I believe thats in there. just wrecked your plant . try and flush it and start over? Don't forget the seaweed extract when transplanting if you do that .!
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