Can Anyone Help Me With This

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rhenderson

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• Nov 26, 2006

• #1

this is my first grow. i have 3 sprouts that look to have burns on the leaves. i know the lights arent too hot because i checked and made sure about that. i did accidently feed them with weak 20-20-20 nutes but that was only once. ive put pics up of the plants and my set up. if anybody can help i will gretaly appreciate it. thank you

 

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Air

Well-Known Member

• Nov 26, 2006

• #2

those look like hell man you should just shoot them in the head.

 

mogie

Well-Known Member

• Nov 27, 2006

• #3

Flush them out right now. Do you have a fan. You need to do something to firm up those stems.

 

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rhenderson

Active Member

• Nov 27, 2006

• #4

im still hesistant to shoot em in the head cause this is my first grow and would like to save em if i can.if in the end i cant then i only germinated 3 out of the 10 seeds i ordered so i do have good seeds held in back up.

 

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rhenderson

Active Member

• Nov 27, 2006

• #5

mogey i heard that flushing is the very last resort do you really think its that bad? also i have 2 10 inch fans should i put one directly on it?

 

AllMeatNoPotato

Well-Known Member

• Nov 27, 2006

• #6

dude, listen to mogie. I always have a hard time understanding this. people ask for help and when you give it to them, they question it. seen on the urban grower (I use soil and do not really have to deal with flushing that much) tek Mike said if you do not know what is going on, flush it out. start with a new blackbaord and go from there. do what you want but if you want your plants to live so that you can reap the fruits of your reward flush the god damn things. get an oscilating fan, the fans that do not turn will give your plants wind burn. PEACE!

 

Weedhound

Well-Known Member

• Nov 27, 2006

• #7

Shoot them in the head. That's hysterical.

 

ViRedd

New Member

• Nov 27, 2006

• #8

The main problem in growing mj is that we have a tendency to do to much to the plants. MJ is nothing more than a weed that is genetically built for survival. It is WE who screw up the plants. Your mistake was in fertilizing when they were so young. I'd say pull them up now and germ the other seeds. Not a disaster by any means ... we progress as we learn from our mistakes.

Vi

 

dcyans

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• Nov 27, 2006

• #9

ViRedd said:

The main problem in growing marijuana is that we have a tendency to do to much to the plants. MJ is nothing more than a weed that is genetically built for survival. It is WE who screw up the plants. Your mistake was in fertilizing when they were so young. I'd say pull them up now and germ the other seeds. Not a disaster by any means ... we progress as we learn from our mistakes.

Vi

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Agreed the trauma inflicted on such a young plant will leave you with no choice and if it did survive it would be stunted and definitely not worth the time and effort, learn and survive. GL

 

Vote 2 Legalize Marijuana

Well-Known Member

• Nov 27, 2006

• #10

Many questions needing an answer.

1. Did you start that seedling in a pot or in a paper towel?

2. Have you given your seedling nutes? If so why? Should wait till about the second to third week before nutes are introduced, and then it should be at a very small amount until the plant starts to really develope.

3. Do you always use a metal stick to hold your plants up? Bad idea because metal can harm your plants, and can even kill them. Use plastic or bamboo!

4. Why is your seedling being held up by a support rod? Don't you have your light close enough to the plant and a fan blowing across the plant to make it strong??

 

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rhenderson

Active Member

• Nov 27, 2006

• #11

alright i shot 2 of the 3 in the head and buried them with a respectful funeral meaning i smoke a blunt as i tossed em in the trash. the 3rd one did sustain light burns on the leaves but i planted it in a new pot and have used only water since. it looks to be doing fine it stands up nice and straight and the new spiked leaves are growing again so i have some hope as to there survival. one last question though: i have the last one under a alto natural sunshine full spectrum flouro but when should i put her under the metal halide? she's 11 days and 4 inches