Is this nut burn?

Mrwhitewidow

Active Member

• Jul 5, 2011

• #1

Plz help and let me know what I have to do to get her back again

 

*BUDS

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2011

• #2

No , nute burn is usually dead tips and margins. This is another issue could be ph out or overwatering.

 

Brimi

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2011

• #3

I'd think it was nuteburn, but could be ph too as B suggests. Did you sow into soil for seedlings? - if not my guess would be nute burn.
New growth looks good, so hopefully it'll be good now.

 

hgkdehs

Active Member

• Jul 5, 2011

• #4

Looks like nute burn to me. See how dark green the leaves are. That's a sign of too much N.

 

dannyboy602

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2011

• #5

New growth looks too good to be burn. Burn doesn't happen to one set of leaves. Water issue to be sure.

 

hgkdehs

Active Member

• Jul 5, 2011

• #6

New growth is supposed to be green, not dark dark green. When you overdo the nitrogen, it turns a dark green like that. If its overdone even more, that causes the burn. And burn can happen to one set of leaves if the roots hit a hotspot of nutes in the soil.

 

DrFever

New Member

• Jul 5, 2011

• #7

humidity and heat issues cool your room and get more fans goin put some wet sponges in there

 

MrGhettoGrower

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2011

• #8

What dirt are you growing in? Before I even guess whats wrong!

 

malignant

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2011

• #9

could be a number of things, you have a fan on her? or how close is your light?

 

Mrwhitewidow

Active Member

• Jul 5, 2011

• #10

yeah there is a fan in there the room is at 70

 

cannabutt

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2011

• #11

looks a bit dry and crispy to me the new growth doesn't look nute burned imo