What's wrong with my plants, and what should I do?

AllDayToker

Well-Known Member

• Aug 8, 2012

• #1

One plant is near harvest, so I'm not super worried about it, but the other one is not. Here are pictures.

Just let me know what you think it is and what to do. Some leaves look purplish, some have dead spots, like its all foliage problems. The bud itself looks fine.


Thanks,
Peace

 

Bueller

Member

• Aug 8, 2012

• #2

Soil too dry/compacted not enough airation, that and you have overnuted them, what it looks like to me but I'm no soil grower..I would repot in a lighter mix with pearlite and no nutes for a few waterings, others will most likely advise you better. Hope she improves for you.

 

MrGhettoGrower

Well-Known Member

• Aug 8, 2012

• #3

Too much of something if not everything what are you feeding and how much what dirt is that is it prenutrientized?

 

superstoner1

Well-Known Member

• Aug 8, 2012

• #4

over nuted and maybe a ph issue

 

greenlikemoney

Well-Known Member

• Aug 8, 2012

• #5

She's too far along to re-pot, I'd give her a really good flushing and ease back into the nutes, not much else you can do at this point.

 

AllDayToker

Well-Known Member

• Aug 8, 2012

• #6

greenlikemoney said:

She's too far along to re-pot, I'd give her a really good flushing and ease back into the nutes, not much else you can do at this point.

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Yeah that's what I did to my other plant today, I'll probably just flush that one tomorrow and see what I can get out of her. I'm sure it's something to do with pH

 

greenlikemoney

Well-Known Member

• Aug 8, 2012

• #7

Yeah, your nute lock came from a pH issue most likely or maybe even overnuting. She will survive and finish the process though, all is not lost.

 

trouble27

Active Member

• Aug 8, 2012

• #8

This what my plant looked like when I went soil from hydro I started watering with 6.2 ph feed water and started doing much better I don't have much soil experience tho I would flush well then ph ur water to 6.2 maybe someone with more soil experience will come in and drop some knowledge .

 

trouble27

Active Member

• Aug 8, 2012

• #9

If u don't have a ph meter I highly suggest investing in 1when u can. Good luck