Wtf!!!! Help plz

Markbarnett

Active Member
It was the same light and just so everyone knows it was........ Wait for it......... Magnesium def. I got some Epsom salt after I did a huge flush and did a spray and in two days I'll water with 1 tablespoon of it in the water... I sprayed and they already look so much better
 

im4satori

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It was the same light and just so everyone knows it was........ Wait for it......... Magnesium def. I got some Epsom salt after I did a huge flush and did a spray and in two days I'll water with 1 tablespoon of it in the water... I sprayed and they already look so much better
1 tbs is a lot

I wouldn't continue with that much
cut it back to 1/2 tsp moving forward

also consider your not magnesium def, you could have magnesium lockout from over fertilizing or from to much of another lement like potassium or calcium locking it out .. theres also a chance you could have a PH issue as magnesium can get locked out if the ph is out

all of which a foliar feed would help

so theres some questions you still have to figure out

foliar feed and adding Epsom alone might fix it but it might only be a temp fix
 

whitebb2727

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You need to give us more info.

Transplanted from? to where?
Did you thoroughly soak the destination pot?
What is the runoff ph from the original pot? What is the runoff ph of the destination pot before transplanting?
Are you using the same nute? same concentration?

You could have a nute lockout for any reason.

When transplanting, we have to minimize any differences between the source and the destination. As much as possible the source and destination should have the same composition and nute characteristics.
Run off ph is not accurate or important. Use a probe or slurry test to check on. Slurry test is equal parts soil to deionized water.
 

Markbarnett

Active Member
1 tbs is a lot

I wouldn't continue with that much
cut it back to 1/2 tsp moving forward

also consider your not magnesium def, you could have magnesium lockout from over fertilizing or from to much of another lement like potassium or calcium locking it out .. theres also a chance you could have a PH issue as magnesium can get locked out if the ph is out

all of which a foliar feed would help

so theres some questions you still have to figure out

foliar feed and adding Epsom alone might fix it but it might only be a temp fix
So what u think 1 week then flower
 

im4satori

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what I do is
move the plants out of the way
set the trellis netting about 16" lower than the tops of the taller plants

then slide the plants in from underneath and push the tops/colas spreading the plant open to the middle

the method is described a scrog or screen of green

I don't do a full scrog.. I just use it to keep things from falling over and spread the plany out wide to lower the height

later when the get fat colas itll help hold up the weigtht

itll look like shit for about 3 days after you do it but it worth it
 

roseypeach

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Judging from the curling and canoeing, looks like the start of either phosphorous or nitrogen toxicity. Reduce the strength of your nutes or stop them for a bit. Should clear right up
 

roseypeach

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This is what they look like today so much better..... But I this the bottom leaves are not going to lift back up since they spent a few days hanging around.... And u guys how long would u wait to flower these bad girls
Um, I'd flower them right now or they'll be too tall for your space
 

im4satori

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if I was hard pressed

I could take 1/2 to 2/3 of the height from those plants with a trellis net and end up with a wide and full and even canopy
 
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