Need help! Can't figure problem out!

DirtyDogs446

DirtyDogs446

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Roger A. Shrubber said:
wait for the soil to dry out good, then repot, then give them some water
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The root system is too extensive I can't. I tryed it. The roots in the one I ruined were nice and white so I'm guessing the ph really effectedthem sense I adjusted it and added water yesterday the one plant is thriving but the two that are in the same pot look a little better but not much
 
BenGman

BenGman

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Can't anyone see the leafs hooking down? It's obviously receiving to much nitrogen...but hey perhaps it's just a guess like everyone else's. ....
 
DirtyDogs446

DirtyDogs446

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BenGman said:
Can't anyone see the leafs hooking down? It's obviously receiving to much nitrogen...but hey perhaps it's just a guess like everyone else's. ....
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U may be right because they are a dark green just not super glossy. Should I just let it dry and keep watering lightly
 
BenGman

BenGman

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Yeah, just use abit less than you was i use to do this when I'd be tweaking with my formulas to get them as much food as i can , some are more fussy than others tho.
 
DirtyDogs446

DirtyDogs446

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BenGman said:
Yeah, just use abit less than you was i use to do this when I'd be tweaking with my formulas to get them as much food as i can , some are more fussy than others tho.
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I flushed the soil before planting then planted them in the pots right away and I should of let them sit with out watering foe alot longer then I did and I believe that is where the problems started occurring
 
DirtyDogs446

DirtyDogs446

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I noticed the leaves were hooking up for awhile but I contributes that to wind burn cuz the fan was on them hard cuz it was hott out
 
Roger A. Shrubber

Roger A. Shrubber

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DirtyDogs446 said:
I noticed the leaves were hooking up for awhile but I contributes that to wind burn cuz the fan was on them hard cuz it was hott out
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don't have it blowing on them hard, it's better to have it blowing at the wall right behind them so they get the backwash. when it's hot, plants transpire, sweat, just like us. you do want that to dry out, just not immediately. if they transpire too much, they quit putting effort into new growth, but are still carrying nutrient bearing water up to the leaves to transpire. they can get nute burn from that, and it looks kind of strange. the leaves get kind of dull and thick, then you star to get little spots, that get bigger, and often get misdiagnosed as deficiencies, but it's actually salt burning your leaves from the inside out.
 
DirtyDogs446

DirtyDogs446

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Roger A. Shrubber said:
don't have it blowing on them hard, it's better to have it blowing at the wall right behind them so they get the backwash. when it's hot, plants transpire, sweat, just like us. you do want that to dry out, just not immediately. if they transpire too much, they quit putting effort into new growth, but are still carrying nutrient bearing water up to the leaves to transpire. they can get nute burn from that, and it looks kind of strange. the leaves get kind of dull and thick, then you star to get little spots, that get bigger, and often get misdiagnosed as deficiencies, but it's actually salt burning your leaves from the inside out.
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Thanks man I really appreciate all he info
 
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