My God, I think it died!

ViRedd

ViRedd

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You have nearly killed your plant. I'd suspect you've over fertilized and burned her to a crisp.

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Cheesta

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Yeah that's what must have happened, I used those nutes and everything went downhill... I tried to flush her to no avail. Should I cut off the dead leaves and see if the little healthy ones survive and grow or should I trim the little bud I have and hang em up to dry?
 
AllMeatNoPotato

AllMeatNoPotato

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try to save it thats a gimmie. if she dies the buds will start to dry out anyways. you said you flushed it? just give her some time and see what happens. next wtaering just give water. never had a plant just up and Key Over like that but she should pull through it.
 
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Cheesta

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I clipped off the big fan leaves because they were litterally crumbling and flaking off just by moving the pot. I would think that they wouldn't come back if they are so dry that they crumble off, I hope?

The other two are doing okay, not as good as the one that died was, but at least they're stable.

I can't wait for my next grow, I'm not gonna use any nutes at all! All the plants I used nutes on either turned male, were damaged or died.
 
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blackout

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Cheesta said:
I clipped off the big fan leaves because they were litterally crumbling and flaking off just by moving the pot. I would think that they wouldn't come back if they are so dry that they crumble off, I hope?

The other two are doing okay, not as good as the one that died was, but at least they're stable.

I can't wait for my next grow, I'm not gonna use any nutes at all! All the plants I used nutes on either turned male, were damaged or died.
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it looks like some very heavy duty nutes have hit that plant,or something horrible,you have to go easy on the feeding part ,or they do not like it at all,as they get older they like to eat more ,like us humans,but that has been a hungry jacks and had fifty big macs in one go?????????
 
ViRedd

ViRedd

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This is why I always recommend no more than 25% strength on the nutes. Next time, order some Peter's Jack's Classic products. You can order it through the mail if you have to.

Vegging: Peter's "Jack's Classic" 20-20-20.

Flowering: Peter's "Jack's Classic Blossom Booster" 10-30-20.

Here's where to order from: http://www.jacksclassic.com/

Also, stop using tap water and start using either RO or distilled.

Another thing to take seriously is your soil mix. Here's a good one:

2 parts Schultz's "Potting Soil Plus."
1 part Perlite.
1 part Vermiculite.
1 part worm castings.
One SMALL handful of Granulated Domimite Lime per TWO GALLONS OF SOIL MIX.

You won't need any fertilizers for 45 days using this soil mix. Then apply the Peter's products at not more than 25% of the strength called for on the package instructions. Use the Peter's every third or forth watering ... and your crispy critters will be a thing of the past. Good luck ...


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