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why did i not think of this sooner? i think i may go as far as shitting in a 1 gallon container, and mixing it up with some ph'd water. not really, but i may give the piss a try.

i'll let ya know tomorrow or in a few days how they're doing.

Flushed 1 plant with 7.4 ph'd water tonight.... all other methods have FAILED, so this is a last resort. I ph'd the soil to 6.7. if this works i'll go ahead and flush the other plants to 6.7 as well. let's hope for the best.

been following this, hope all works out. i'd like to see these girls flower

yeah, i would just add the lime prior watering but i only have hydrated lime available and i don't want to take the chance of burning them since hydrated lime is faster acting than dolomite. i guess now, the question is should I mix a gallon of water with a tsp of hydrated lime and use that for...

Yeah, I plan on doing that when transplant time comes. edit: what do you guys think about transplanting to new soil. premixed with lime & bloodmeal that way it'll get sufficient N and have a ph buffer.

https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/264841-im-thinking-mag-def.html i'm gonna post new pictures of the plants up today...mine are 2 weeks and 1 day old.

sounds like either a mag deficiency or a calcium deficiency...i'm having this problem right now and i have an entire thread on it...i'll post the thread in here when i put some new pictures up today. try foliar feeding with epsom salt. 1/2 tsp to a quart of water. seems like it helped out my...

thanks man, ill check into it.

Why wouldn't you foliar feed with salts? It even says in the FAQ that epsom salt can be foliar fed...do you have firsthand exp. with it?

over-watering may have been an issue...but as i stated before, i didn't add any nutes before they started yellowing/browning. Info is on the first post... just for a reminder, soil is pro-mix, temps are between 68-75, water Ph is now around 6.6...and i haven't checked the runoff of the soil...

flushed with ph'd, unchlorinated water and foliar fed with 1/2 a teaspoon epsom salt to a qrt of water. hopefully they'll get growing.

egh...that's not good. the spots are now on the bottom and middle leaves...hopefully this stops or the entire plant will soon be covered in it.

goat what trainwreck cutting do you have?

I posted this thread twice, once in the plant problems forum and I had no answers for a couple days so I posted it here as well. here's the link to the problems thread, if you wanna help out. sorry for the double thread post but it seemed like it needed attention as fast as possible...

I posted it in the plant problems and had no answers for 2 days, so I proceeded to post it in the general forum as well. If more people were like these guys and not like you, then that wouldn't have happened. As for an update... The spots grew considerably bigger on the lowest leaves and...

Yeah, i was thinking overwatering as well, but the leaves feel dry and slightly crispy...

i went to the local shop and they had 5-1-1 fish emulsion, but i decided to pick up 12-0-0 blood meal and molasses instead. i tested for potash and it had a decent amount...and the molasses is supposed to add potassium, so i went with that. we'll see what happens and thanks for the help.

Yeah, I picked up a better PH tester and the water i'm using came out to 7.4. i tested the runoff and it was acidic...under 6. they started showing problems before i gave them ANY nutrients...so i'm now guessing it's a PH problem. yesterday i gave them a small quantity of lime as well as a...

i'm trying to stay organic, would blood meal help? molasses?