Help something gone terrible wrongg!!! week 2 rough start.
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Doctor Cannabis
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Yup, it's still alive. I agree with the above two posts, this looks like a temp problem and a little bit of nute burn.
Fill us in on lighting and watering details.
Fill us in on lighting and watering details.
WEll i dont see how it could be temp seeing how i have 2 other plants going great..here are the some pictures of them and the light. 125 watt Fl Light is what i have right now and soon using either250 or 400 hps. it must be nute burn.. got lazy and messed upp.. what is the best way to revive it?
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Doctor Cannabis
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Different strains have different sensibilities towards heat.
But if it is nute burn, try a flushing and then give it half the concentration of nutes you've been delivering so far.
PS: could you give us a pic with less blue, so we can tell if there's anything wrong with the leaf color?
But if it is nute burn, try a flushing and then give it half the concentration of nutes you've been delivering so far.
PS: could you give us a pic with less blue, so we can tell if there's anything wrong with the leaf color?
BloodShot420
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on a lighter note - its nowhere near death
Doctor Cannabis
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Your Summertime Buddha has NUTE BURN! Use less nutes! Maybe half the concentration you're using now. Sorry, I have no info on this strain.
Your other plant seems to be healthy. She's lookin swell to me.
Your other plant seems to be healthy. She's lookin swell to me.
Doctor Cannabis
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Well, since your plants are still pretty young (1-2 weeks), they arn't ready for all the nutes you want them to take. I usually add nutes to my water every other watering, not every time. And until they develop a strong root system, a large stem and more leaves, you should add only half of the quantity of nutes that your product instructs you to (ex: mine says to add 1 filled bottle cap/2l so until my plant is 3-4 weeks old I add 1/2 a bottle cap/2l). Right now, as a first precaution, at your next watering don't give it any nutes in order to flush the soil a bit of any excess nutes that may continue to burn your plant.
Keep us posted on your plant's evolution.
PS: maybe you know this, but if you don't, fest you find out: You don't need to water your plants very often (adding nutes very often will also cause nute burn). You need to enough water so that there will be just a little in the pan under the pot. You need to wait for the soil on the surface to dry out until you can water again. Best way to find out is to stick your finger 1-2cm in the soil and feel if it's moist or not. If it doesn't feel too moist or your soil feels pretty dry, water again.
Keep us posted on your plant's evolution.
PS: maybe you know this, but if you don't, fest you find out: You don't need to water your plants very often (adding nutes very often will also cause nute burn). You need to enough water so that there will be just a little in the pan under the pot. You need to wait for the soil on the surface to dry out until you can water again. Best way to find out is to stick your finger 1-2cm in the soil and feel if it's moist or not. If it doesn't feel too moist or your soil feels pretty dry, water again.
purpdaddy
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Envy A+B is an organic nutrient combination that will help you get rid of the nute burn and help your plants recover, or just flush the rez and and put fresh Ph5.9-6.0 water in there...I have experience
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