Drooping plant crispy leaf's

hoots123

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• Nov 14, 2019

• #1

Any idea what might be wrong they are in flowering now.
My temps stay around 22 at night 26 in the day I have a big space heater in there because its winter and they are in my garage.
It started about 3 days ago they bounced back 1 day then went wilting again and havent recovered back.
I thought they were super dry so I added ph 6.5 r.o water right now they are still wet.
They were usually drinking dry every 2 days
Now it's been 3 days of wet

 

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tslonige

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• Nov 14, 2019

• #2

with that space heater what is the humidity?

 

hoots123

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• Nov 14, 2019

• #3

humidity runs average of 55%

 

hoots123

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• Nov 14, 2019

• #4

It did dip pretty low on heat the other day

 

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tslonige

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• Nov 14, 2019

• #5

several possibilities,
dark green crispy leaves, too much N
need for iron or M
dry heat, low humidity
over watering

 

Renfro

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• Nov 14, 2019

• #6

pH is too low. In the soil.

 

Renfro

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• Nov 14, 2019

• #7

Also don't overwater and don't water with straight RO, thats bad, add some epsom salt or cal mag.

 

hoots123

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• Nov 14, 2019

• #8

I might try some tap water and epsom salt any idea how much I could mix in there? Still seems weird there crusty like leather the leafs and 7.0 ph good for soil?

 

Renfro

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• Nov 14, 2019

• #9

just a little, you just want like 50 - 60 PPM of something so the water doesn't strip ions from the roots (or some technical shit like that lol.)

 

Bushbaby11

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• Nov 15, 2019

• #10

My guess is overwatering, if it was Nitrogen toxicity they would be clawing more etc

Let it dry out and give it a nice drink you'll see how it bounces back even more!! Keep ph in range

 

hoots123

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• Nov 15, 2019

• #11

They are looking like they coming back a bit. Still havent watered but they seem dry as fakk. I noticed my humidifier has been empty and keeping that topped up. Could that be the reason?
I usually never have a problem over watering they are super light right now and dry

 

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