Help!Leaves are Turning Brown and Curling Up

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serbass1

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• May 15, 2011

• #1

Please look at pictures and tell me what you think. were doing good until we put outside one day. Now not looking too good. Any suggestions Please

 

SwaggCheff1

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• May 15, 2011

• #2

wheres the pics

 

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serbass1

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• May 15, 2011

• #3

Here are the piscs of some of the leaves..

 

maps84

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• May 15, 2011

• #4

they seem to have a pH fluctuation locking Macros in the way. You need to stabilize your medium, please give us info about your Soil mix, nute regimen, shedule, feeding PH, Run off PH and PPMs.

Also need to know day and night temps and RH

 

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serbass1

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• May 15, 2011

• #5

I just bought a ph meter and the ph is 6.5, this is my first year growing so dont quite know what im doing. the soil is horse manure and we ran the ph which was 6.5, we water daily, and the only food we have given them is miracle gro all purpose food once a week nitrogen is 24% & phosphate is 8%, and the lighting is 16 hours on 8 hours off. Thanks for the help

 

maps84

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• May 15, 2011

• #6

Was your PH 6.5 and your leafs wouldn't look like that, how are you taking your measures? What about Potassium?

 

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serbass1

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• May 15, 2011

• #7

we stuck a ph reader in the soil and got one reading of almost 7 and then the meter said to talk soil and add water and make it to mud and the ph was 6.5. Potassium is 16%

 

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serbass1

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• May 15, 2011

• #8

it seemed to all start when I stuck the plants outside to get them used to the sunlight, and they started to go down hill from there

 

maps84

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• May 15, 2011

• #9

The heat differential could be causing the damage, I've seen it before- What are the temps and RH outside?

 

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serbass1

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• May 15, 2011

• #10

The day that we put the plants outside was a little windy but not very hot around high 70, and inside I would say it is about the same. Do you think that the plants will survive

 

maps84

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• May 15, 2011

• #11

Yes I think so. Although your pics are kinda blurry and you have to correct the soil issues and those bugs on the leafs