??? eagles claw leafs?

420tycoon

Well-Known Member

• Mar 19, 2013

• #1

so my buddy has this indoor ebb n flow in his closet under a 1000w bulb and the side of the table that is slighty elevated for drainage purposes, are making the plants look like this,

any ideas what could be wrong?? thanks _tycoon

 

420tycoon

Well-Known Member

• Mar 19, 2013

• #2

the plants on the other side are completely healthy. but these ones afe much shorter and stopped growing correcty

 

superstoner1

Well-Known Member

• Mar 19, 2013

• #3

Clawing is a traditional sign of too much nutes.

 

420tycoon

Well-Known Member

• Mar 20, 2013

• #4

152 views 1 comment! love it the outdoor forum is much more helpful.... well anyways its two weeks into flowering and *****ANY***** help would be kind. _Tycoon

 

420tycoon

Well-Known Member

• Mar 20, 2013

• #5

the nutes were around 1100 ppms and water for 15 min 3x a day.....

 

hellraizer30

Rebel From The North

• Mar 20, 2013

• #6

420tycoon said:

the nutes were around 1100 ppms and water for 15 min 3x a day.....

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From what i see 1100 is to high! Do a flush and start back at 1/2 strength till you see improvment

 

Oo S0uP oO

Active Member

• Mar 20, 2013

• #7

Looks to Be Specifically ntrogen overdose, that one leaf is almost black... .02 -S0uP

 

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CC Dobbs

Well-Known Member

• Mar 20, 2013

• #8

Possibly broad mites.

 

Oo S0uP oO

Active Member

• Mar 20, 2013

• #9

Absolutely not mites

 

superstoner1

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• Mar 20, 2013

• #10

All you needed was one comment and i gave it. How many have to say the same thing?

 

420tycoon

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• Mar 20, 2013

• #11

well the more help the better. last I checked these forums are for learning experiences hence my question... and again... anyways so he had done a flush bout two days ago and the ppms are about 600 now. do u guys think they will come back or should they be pulled?

 

420tycoon

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• Mar 20, 2013

• #12

how would u guys go about flushing? using 4 inch rockwool cubes in hydroton. nutes are the 3 part general hydroponics series.

 

superstoner1

Well-Known Member

• Mar 20, 2013

• #13

More help is great but only so much can be said on that topic. Once the leaves are clawed they will stay that way, look at new growth.

 

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netboyfishing

Member

• Mar 21, 2013

• #14

Possible overwatering try cutting back on your water!!!

 

superstoner1

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• Mar 21, 2013

• #15

Are you possibly serious?

 

hellraizer30

Rebel From The North

• Mar 21, 2013

• #16

netboyfishing said:

Possible overwatering try cutting back on your water!!!

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That is not over watering! Rofl

 

420tycoon

Well-Known Member

• Mar 21, 2013

• #17

lololol that's funny.... seriously now?

 

playermic

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• Mar 21, 2013

• #18

leaves curling under like that is a clear sign of phosphorus deficiency.

 

superstoner1

Well-Known Member

• Mar 22, 2013

• #19

playermic said:

leaves curling under like that is a clear sign of phosphorus deficiency.

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Wrong. Sorry, but just wrong.

 

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MrMeanGreen

Active Member

• Mar 22, 2013

• #20

netboyfishing said:

Possible overwatering try cutting back on your water!!!

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Maybe not such a daft suggestion. He is using 4 inch rockwool cubes in hydroton. How often does he flood and for how long? how deep is the flood? Are roots established?

Rockwool retains like a mofo. If there are not sufficient roots comin through the rockwool, he is flooding deep and often then they may well be suffering with oxygen def (drowning).