RootBond? or nitro D?

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DiggityDank4me

Well-Known Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #1

Yo, If a plant has been budding for a couple weeks but than the leafs started turning light green and leafs started 2 die near top cola, and the top budd turn redish brown pistols. its not done FYI .. is this nitrogen deficiency or root bou nd? Its in pro mix i have been just watering it no food EVER

 

hazorazo

New Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #2

Probably rootbound if going yellow that early.....how bid is the plant and the pot you are using?

 

hazorazo

New Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #3

How big is the plant and the pot? lol

 

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DiggityDank4me

Well-Known Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #4

the plants fucking huge its in a rubber maid tub 10 gal i think would transplanting late in budding screw it up?

 

napa23

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• Aug 6, 2010

• #5

post a pic dude it helps a ton. you haven't fed it ever, might be time?? Nitrogen def starts from the bottom up by the way

 

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DiggityDank4me

Well-Known Member

• Aug 6, 2010

• #6

no camera sun.. well if nitrogen deficiency starts bottom its probably root bound, it will b hard 2 transplant givin the size but no choice

 

napa23

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• Aug 6, 2010

• #7

Sun? You never told us how big the pot is either...

 

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DiggityDank4me

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• Aug 6, 2010

• #8

yes i did 10 gal plants like 3 feet tall 4 feet across, sum yellow leafs also have purple tips..and i call my brother sun cuz he shine like 1

 

napa23

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• Aug 6, 2010

• #9

Oh yeah you did haha my b. Getting root bound in a 10 gal pot? that must be a huge plant

 

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DiggityDank4me

Well-Known Member

• Aug 7, 2010

• #10

It sure is, how long will transplant delay budding

 

jawbrodt

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• Aug 7, 2010

• #11

Yeah, I'm with napa23 in that it's really unlikely that they've become rootbound in 10 gallon pots, unless they are trees?lol They'd have to be like 6' tall, and 6' wide, to get to that point. My guess is that they were underfed, and going N deficient. Or, it could be a PH problem, if they've been in the pots for a long time, and have never been flushed.(soil tends to go acidic over time, and nutes speed up the process)

 

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DiggityDank4me

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• Aug 9, 2010

• #12

well i transplanted it 2 days ago and it looked root bound, today that main cola still lookin dead but the rest of the plant looks ok, should i snip the cola off? or let it do its thing? i normally dont get to involved, just leave it alone

 

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DiggityDank4me

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• Aug 9, 2010

• #13

I really do think it was rootbound its a bush and it been in there sense it was 1st cloned, i saw nothing but roots