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Buddalover420

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IMG_1345.JPG IMG_1342.JPG IMG_1344.JPG IMG_1345.JPG IMG_1342.JPG IMG_1344.JPG So I received 5 plants 3 in flowering and 2 of them are started to flower , I noticed the next day that they came with powdery mildew and I believe spider mites so I sprayed them down with baking soda but I guess I sprayed to much and they started to dry , they also been thru high humidity for 3 days , I've gotten that fixed already and have them at humidity 45 - 60 , and 69 - 80 *f , I also slightly sprayed them with neem oil, I removed all the dead leaves , I had them at 12/12 , I'm not sure if I should go to 18/6 till they recover? I feed them once every 2 days with fox farm big bloom and hydroguard , the new growth are dry from the tips ,I need advice to what I could do to save them.Any other adivice is greatly appreciated , it's my first time growing.
 

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View attachment 3985172 View attachment 3985173 View attachment 3985175 View attachment 3985172 View attachment 3985173 View attachment 3985175 So I received 5 plants 3 in flowering and 2 of them are started to flower , I noticed the next day that they came with powdery mildew and I believe spider mites so I sprayed them down with baking soda but I guess I sprayed to much and they started to dry , they also been thru high humidity for 3 days , I've gotten that fixed already and have them at humidity 45 - 60 , and 69 - 80 *f , I also slightly sprayed them with neem oil, I removed all the dead leaves , I had them at 12/12 , I'm not sure if I should go to 18/6 till they recover? I feed them once every 2 days with fox farm big bloom and hydroguard , the new growth are dry from the tips ,I need advice to what I could do to save them.Any other adivice is greatly appreciated , it's my first time growing.
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Stop feeding them. You need to be using water only. They look fried like a mofo from nutes on top of dried out.
I personally would throw them all out, except the green one. It's not worth the hassle. You could chop all the fried shit off or top them way down and re-veg for all new healthy growth as long as you leave a healthy growth tip.
Flushing them with plain water could also help get rid of a bunch of built up nutes that your plants aren't even using.
And all of that mildew on the green one is going to be a bitch to rid without chopping at it.
Good luck man
 
Johnei

Johnei

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When you say you received them, from whom? a friend of yours? He fucked you.

If you plan for the one green plant to survive, you should get rid of all the rest of the shit in the room, and disinfect whole area. Probably get yourself some End-All also for the mites and follow the instructions precicely on how often to spray.
 
FennarioMike

FennarioMike

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Do over. Powdery mildew gets systemic - once it's there it will keep coming back. Clean everything and disinfect with something like Physan 20. Once plants get this beat up - and have PM - it's like cancer. Sorry, but you'll save more $ just starting with fresh plants. Even clones of these plants will carry the PM and could even herm.
 
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