Hello all,

I'm new here and on my second grow. My first was a few years back so this is almost like my first again all over.

I got some cuttings from another grower but he had kept them in his flower room and they had started to bud. they looked good and healthy though when i got them. I put them under 24 hour 250w envirolite and I fed them on formulux to start with at a salt reading of 10. the leaves started to brown at the tips like nute burn and then some of the lower leaves started to turn completely yellow and the upper leaves lighter green. (see attachments)

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how often are you watering? what is your temp? are you using tap water or reverse osmosis? here is a link that might help
International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums - The Complete guide to Sick Plants,pH, and Pest troubles!
good luck

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As you can see from the pics below they have got worse. I have changed the feed to Sensi Veg - A & B, this time with a reading of 8, some Sensi Zym, & B52 and also Rhizotonic for the roots.

most of them were grapefruit but four were Jack. The Jack breed seem to be doing better (four on their own) but don't seem to be growing at all.

My guess is that they went too far into flower, especially cause I don't want to think I did owt wrong!! I'm looking for a bit of confirmation of putting right. Plus do you think I can revive any of these babies?

I've ordered some fem seeds and some more cuttings (not putting my eggs all in one basket this time but would like to save some of these if I can too.

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Thanks for the quick reply, I'll have look at that - you reminded me my PH levels have been at around 5 and are tap water. I'm hoping that my probs are because of being in flower so long as opposed to actual things I'm doing wrong but want putting in my place if not.

Okay, so reading that would suggest to me that my plants had nitrogen & potassium deficiencies, possible iron deficiency, a bit of nute burn and possibly heat stress. Did I really do that much wrong in my first week?

So do you think its worth trying to revive any of these then or could they have been too stressed out and I'd be better off starting from scratch?

Would really appreciate some expert opinions on this...

You can nurse them back to health but you should start over.

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Thanks for the advice. I've ordered some more from another source which I should have in a week or so. meanwhile I decided to play around with these to give myself the experience of "nursing them". Most didn't make it but the three out of the four Jack's are looking quite well now and a couple of the Grapefruit's don't look too bad either. I may even decide to include them in my grow if they carry on. I've also purchases three different kind of seeds from Ali Bongo Seeds but i'll say more about them in my journal to my first grow.

Okay so these are actually yesterdays pics but these clones seem t be all dying off slowly but surely - I should have just put them back in flower and seen what I got - hey hoe! Live and learn!
Even the ones that don't look too bad here - the newest leaves have only got three points not 5 and one of them even only has one point. One of the jacks still doesn't look too bad so will continue to persevere with them and see what happens while i wait for my new ones and my seeds come along.

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