Somebody help me please!! Issues with plants

NoviceKing · Oct 10, 2018

can anyone help me determine what exaclty is happening and mesures to take to help/reverse these symptoms. Firstly the yellowing thats coming through from the middle of the leaf and spreading outwards what is this, a deficiency or root issue? Orr? Also water build up on the odd leaf as shown below om one of the pics getting the odd leaf with a little bit water on it dont know what this is or why its happening? Then also a couple plants suffering with the same yellowing have suffered heat stress, can i and how do i reverse it? Best way? Still in veg. Someone please help a bro !!

ltecato · Oct 10, 2018

http://www.ilovegrowingmarijuana.com/nutrient-deficiencies-in-marijuana-plants/

Re heat stress, my cannabis plants handled it way better than my cacti and succulent collection did when I recently changed climate zones. I lost about half of the supposedly drought-defying tropical succulents I have collected that originated in Africa or the Middle East, and even my New World cactus plants took a major beating that killed a lot of them just because I moved about 300 miles south in California. My best guess is that your plants will recover from the heat if you have them in a cooler place now, or they may even adapt to the heat and bounce back on their own. Far as I know, the best antidote is adequate watering, maybe misting the leaves with water as well.

NoviceKing · Oct 10, 2018

ltecato said:
http://www.ilovegrowingmarijuana.com/nutrient-deficiencies-in-marijuana-plants/

Re heat stress, my cannabis plants handled it way better than my cacti and succulent collection did when I recently changed climate zones. I lost about half of the supposedly drought-defying tropical succulents I have collected that originated in Africa or the Middle East, and even my New World cactus plants took a major beating that killed a lot of them just because I moved about 300 miles south in California. My best guess is that your plants will recover from the heat if you have them in a cooler place now, or they may even adapt to the heat and bounce back on their own. Far as I know, the best antidote is adequate watering, maybe misting the leaves with water as well.

Thanks for that, so no additional supplements or anything like that just a little more watering and keepng temps cooler?

reynescabruner · Oct 10, 2018

Kindly update us if that works with your pot plants. Thanks!

ltecato · Oct 10, 2018

NoviceKing said:
Thanks for that, so no additional supplements or anything like that just a little more watering and keepng temps cooler?

Most likely, but if any "expert grower" says otherwise I stand corrected. Hemp is a tough plant.

Also, if you want to be extra nice to them and think they might still be a little stressed, put them in partial shade for a couple days to see if that perks them up.

Smitty42088 · Oct 10, 2018

Yea I’d say just get your temperatures under control and they should bounce back man I had one look very similar once and it corrected itself with normal watering and getting the heat under control.As for misting the plants ive had bad experience doing this it’s an easy way to fry your leaves especially if your already having heat issues..Do some more research on misting indoor plants cause I could be wrong but it definitely seemed to fry several leaves when I did it..

Mrraone · Oct 10, 2018

So I've been battling HS, granted I'm a newb but I've been freezing water bottles and placing them near the fans I have going as well as by the plants. I change them once in the morning then lights off in afternoon and new bottles in evening. This is the bounce back In about a week and a half.. first pic is them at 30 days. Second is them week and a half later 2 days after I topped them..Also now my avg temp has stayed at around 82. I'm closet growing so it's been rough.

xtsho · Oct 10, 2018

pH issues from overfeeding.

Growing medium out of balance due to unnecessary feeding.

NoviceKing · Oct 11, 2018

xtsho said:
pH issues from overfeeding.

Growing medium out of balance due to unnecessary feeding.

What can i do to resolve this?? Its not advised to flush coco? Also im not get nutrient burn marks really just that discoloration but thankyou for you reply

tyke1973 · Oct 11, 2018

Just take any fans that you have one the plants take them of and have them facing the lights ,Blowing air up towards the filter.Hit them with something like Rhizatonic,Also look into Boron ,looks like you may have this too.May sometimes be a case of there not getting enough feed rather than too much whats your ec

NoviceKing · Oct 11, 2018

tyke1973 said:
Just take any fans that you have one the plants take them of and have them facing the lights ,Blowing air up towards the filter.Hit them with something like Rhizatonic,Also look into Boron ,looks like you may have this too.May sometimes be a case of there not getting enough feed rather than too much whats your ec

Will check tonigjt and let you know been super busy over the week been forgetting to keep with things, also what about sea weed kelp fert is that any similar to rhizatonic or totally different? And thanks for advice budd

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