is my white widow diseased/dying?! HELP!!!

vbskater01

Active Member

• Aug 3, 2007

• #1

I have 4 white widows all together and had planned on putting them into flower in a few days. Over the past week one of the WW's began to shrivel up on all of the new leaves. Do I have some kind of disease? Is there any possible way to fix this? It's still continuing to grow but I need to know if I should just destroy it or not. Please help!! thanks.

 

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Whereisdabud

Well-Known Member

• Aug 3, 2007

• #2

wtf that looks weird, looks like charlie brown's christmas tree. Did you spray some weed killer on those?

 

vbskater01

Active Member

• Aug 3, 2007

• #3

i did put some "tomato safe" insect soap on them but I use this on all of my plants. is it possible that it couldn't handle the amount of fertilizer I gave it? I'm not sure what an over fertilized plant looks like. I'm thinking about picking the shriveled leaves off and flushing the roots.

 

BloodShotI'z

Well-Known Member

• Aug 3, 2007

• #4

How long ago did you use the insect soap? Did it start appearing soon after you used it?

 

timfbmx

Well-Known Member

• Aug 3, 2007

• #5

pick off the dead leaves and give in some water. Back your light away and make sure it has plenty of ventilation. Don't spray anything else on it

 

Sabud

Well-Known Member

• Aug 3, 2007

• #6

i recomend flushing the soil or replanting it in clean soila nd go organic for a while and see if your problems pursist

 

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Dave1

Active Member

• Aug 3, 2007

• #7

Wassup brotha. I think you should keep a close eye on it. I had the same problem when I transplanted some 'girls' outside into the soil. One of them was pretty bad like yours. I just continued to feed her regularly and suddenly she came to life. Don't count on what I'm saying becasue the difference between your 'girls' and mines is that ur indoor and I'm outdoor. All I'm saying is that you should continue to monitor the plant until something extreme happens (i.e. continous shriveling or a sudden boom of growth). Hope I was able to give some helpful advice. Keep it rollin'...

 

Sabud

Well-Known Member

• Aug 3, 2007

• #8

keep us updated with daily pictures ok.

 

Gygax1974

Just some idiot

• Aug 3, 2007

• #9

What are you feeding them and how much, how often? What's your Ph like? Are you applying that insect soap while the lights are on? Are you using aluminum foil?

 

vbskater01

Active Member

• Aug 5, 2007

• #10

I clipped the shriveled leaves and flushed the roots. hopefully it will make it through.