My girls need help!!!!

bryanway

Active Member

• Aug 20, 2011

• #1

View attachment 1744595View attachment 1744597View attachment 1744598 View attachment 1744599I really don't know what's going on. The soil is still wet. There are 10 krush. 4 of them like this. I saw them four days ago. They were fine. Rest of them are fine. All the top of leves are still green. Thanks.

 

Mrfootball420

Well-Known Member

• Aug 20, 2011

• #2

what kind of nutes are you using? did this happen after a feeding? need more info to help.

 

amrcngror

Active Member

• Aug 20, 2011

• #3

need more info but kinda looks like something to do with overwatering and nutes

 

amrcngror

Active Member

• Aug 20, 2011

• #4

or underwatering, depends

 

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kick4all

Member

• Aug 20, 2011

• #5

don't worry . feed them with some nute just a little bit .watering and in couple of days its oke

 

bryanway

Active Member

• Aug 20, 2011

• #6

sorry guys, those four plants are all dead. they are krush. I water them once a week. it just happened four days later after I water them. I use heavy harvest summer before I water them. I treat all ten plants same way. the rest six are fine now. I'm really confuse.

 

Jakabok Botch

Well-Known Member

• Aug 20, 2011

• #7

shes drowning....

 

doublejj

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• Aug 20, 2011

• #8

Looks like root rot.

Rot's off the roots & the plant dies from thurst.

I'll bet you can just pull those plants right from the dirt (like there were no roots at all). Try it, if they come right out, root rot

peace
doublejj

 

DCgrow505

Well-Known Member

• Aug 20, 2011

• #9

yeah it looks like ether root rot or over or under watering you should only water when the soil is drying out and do you have any knowleg of root aphides or any other bugs cause i had a few plants start to show what looked like a N diff and a few days later they started to look just like yours do all droopy and like they were over or under watered and it turned out to be root aphides and they distroyed almost half my crop but good luck man let me know how it turns out

 

ronshamen

Active Member

• Aug 20, 2011

• #10

try to drain out all the water from there and then re-plant it. those girls need some fresh soil that is not full of rot. that might save them. i do that with my basil and it worked just fine. and use pots that have draining holes at the bottom because the rot happens when the water is sitting in the soil.

 

bryanway

Active Member

• Aug 21, 2011

• #11

Thanks guys, yes, It's root rot. I pull them out and they don't have roots at all. I think that I water them too often. You guys are great. thanks.