Heat stress?
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bf80255
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damn....
Sir72
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Lol dam indeed
Kcbscrogger
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It looks like you need better drainage because your plant looks overwatered, mix about 25% of perlite or something similar to help your soil dry out better between watering days. Good luck
Sir72
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It's definatly not over watered, I just watered it before I took the pic
714steadyeddie
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Ph off? Doubt it's heat stress
Kcbscrogger
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You're lacking drainage.
Sir72
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thats the one thing I know is not the problem lol
thenotsoesoteric
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It actually looks like it's too dry and was wilting from that but you watering it brought it back. If pots are dry then water it enough to wet all the soil so you don't get dry pockets.
Gquebed
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I used to say that too when i came on here with pics asking for help.
Youre wrong. Sorry. Just as i was....
thegyoseedbank
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Hope you can turn it around. Keep us updated.
Gquebed
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Here's the thing...
You said you took the pic just after watering it....
It was overwatered before the pic. That is obvious from the pic. Then you watered it again. It may have been dry and needed water but the damage in the pic indicates it had been overwatered prevously, which several of us have identified.
The other thing is... it seems that plant is in much too big of a pot for its current size. Which is another problem...
You said you took the pic just after watering it....
It was overwatered before the pic. That is obvious from the pic. Then you watered it again. It may have been dry and needed water but the damage in the pic indicates it had been overwatered prevously, which several of us have identified.
The other thing is... it seems that plant is in much too big of a pot for its current size. Which is another problem...
Sir72
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Lol dude I've grown more plants than I could count, this isn't new to me. I've experienced over watering before as I'm sure everyone has and this is not that. Anyways I appriceate the responses guys. I'm hoping the new growth comes out healthy, strain is Dinafems moby dick.
Sir72
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Just transferred it from a quart pot to what you see in the pic which is 6 gallons of soil in a trash bag that's placed in a crate, pretty ghetto I know.
Sir72
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6 gallons of miricale grow organic soil, I add in a lil bit of epsoma organic dry ferterlizer and very small amount of dolomite lime, if this lil guy doesn't pull through im thinking about poppin some more of in house genetics gear
