Nature did a real number on my plant... Help needed

DK Jammin420 · May 24, 2017

okay so three problems

. fungus (very damp weather in the past week)

. rabbits (as usual....)

. whatever is happening to my leaves (think its the heat, it is pretty hot. 27 degrees to be exact)

outdoor guerrilla grow of course but i just need a more experienced view and course of action
she is a month and one week old, strain is guerrillas gusto. more of a side project but still want to rescue her.
I know the netting is useless but i need to travel far to get some chicken wire, just haven't had the time recently. I have made a stick barricade around it in temporary measures.

tpc_mikey · May 24, 2017

Looks like your leaves are draw stinging and is usually a sign of a cal mag deficiency, would water them with some epsom salt. Not much help on the pests i grow indoors in controlled environment all though i recently carried a cut worm aka catapillar in some how from my out door vegetable garden and that little fucker did a number on my baby plants lol. but he has since been executed.

ANC · May 24, 2017

lol, 27 degrees isn't hot, my outdoor plants see well into the 40s.

The problem with high humidity is that things like calcium are only carried passively in the water.
If humidity is high, the plant breathes out less water through the stomata, so less water is going through the plant and less of those nutrients as a result.

DK Jammin420 · May 24, 2017

tpc_mikey said:
Looks like your leaves are draw stinging and is usually a sign of a cal mag deficiency, would water them with some epsom salt. Not much help on the pests i grow indoors in controlled environment all though i recently carried a cut worm aka catapillar in some how from my out door vegetable garden and that little fucker did a number on my baby plants lol. but he has since been executed.

thanks a bunch, does it matter if u use the same epsom salt i use for the bath? it says it pure.

DK Jammin420 · May 24, 2017

ANC said:
lol, 27 degrees isn't hot, my outdoor plants see well into the 40s.

The problem with high humidity is that things like calcium are only carried passively in the water.
If humidity is high, the plant breathes out less water through the stomata, so less water is going through the plant and less of those nutrients as a result.

yeah u can tell im new around here :lol:

. thanks for the info mate,

ANC · May 24, 2017

You can still increase uptake by feeding the right chelates.
Here is a short video

tpc_mikey · May 25, 2017

DK Jammin420 said:
thanks a bunch, does it matter if u use the same epsom salt i use for the bath? it says it pure.

Nope that's the kind to use teaspoon in a gallon of water should do the trick you can foliar feed as well

DK Jammin420 · May 26, 2017

tpc_mikey said:
Nope that's the kind to use teaspoon in a gallon of water should do the trick you can foliar feed as well

cheers man, will update how its doing in the evening evening.

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