Help Fuck!!!

cooker06

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• May 4, 2008

• #1

plants leave tips are dry and look like banana's still very green but they are hooking around also some stems coming off the main stem are turning a little purple looking

 

ceestyle

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• May 4, 2008

• #2

hooking sounds like nutrient burn. pics or more details on what you're doing to them?

 

Hydrotech364

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• May 4, 2008

• #3

do the majority of the leaves look wilted,sorta saggin?

 

cooker06

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• May 4, 2008

• #4

have used no nutrients i'll get some pics right now

 

Hydrotech364

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• May 4, 2008

• #5

thats what i was thinkin,lockout or burn....or it could be drowning.

 

cooker06

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• May 4, 2008

• #6

yea thats what they look like?

 

cooker06

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• May 4, 2008

• #7

to much water??

 

Hydrotech364

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• May 4, 2008

• #8

i killed a northern papaya female last month like that,try cutting off the wilted leaves and fluff up the soil to aeriate the roots save her if she lives,shell still produce peace

 

Hydrotech364

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• May 4, 2008

• #9

send in a pic before and after if she lives....

 

cooker06

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• May 4, 2008

• #10

the plant looks beautiful other than a few diff sets....

 

Hydrotech364

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• May 4, 2008

• #11

cool!!! it could have been alot worse.....

 

cooker06

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• May 4, 2008

• #12

one pic any sugg.

 

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Grow4tho187

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• May 4, 2008

• #13

nutrients i think ur plant is duing wat we call for humans an od ( overdoes )

 

Hydrotech364

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• May 4, 2008

• #14

as ling as she doesnt go limp on you youre cool.didnt know it was that small.....

 

Grow4tho187

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• May 4, 2008

• #15

nutes burn , i think u made wat we call for humans an od (overdoes)

 

cooker06

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• May 4, 2008

• #16

havent used nutes bro

 

ceestyle

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• May 4, 2008

• #17

i see you're in soil. what type? what have you recently changed? transplant? erratic watering?

 

cooker06

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• May 5, 2008

• #18

mirricle grow potting soil, transplanted 2 and a half weeks ago, water once a day or when it looks dry, (sometimes every 2 days) no nutes

 

ceestyle

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• May 5, 2008

• #19

what size pot? if bigger than 4" and you water until it drips, you shouldn't need to water once per day with that soil ... unless i'm sorely underestimating the size of the plant from the picture.

 

Virulent Amoeba

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• May 5, 2008

• #20

what are you using for lighting?