Stress recovery??

Vice Sity OG · Mar 4, 2016

She's about 5 wks into veg, did a transplant 2wks ago she had a bit of nute lock but hasn't seemed to recover. I flushed her, and saw the leaves started curling up so switched lights from 1600 lumins to 1200 so she wont get any more heat stress. Don't know what else to do...

ViceCityGrower · Mar 5, 2016

Anyone got any advice for my friend here? I'm only on my first grow so I can't help much. Welcome to RIU @Vice Sity OG!

Steve Man · Mar 5, 2016

What do the roots look like?

Antman15 · Mar 5, 2016

root problems.

dgthumb · Mar 5, 2016

Hopefully it's not root rot, that stuff is killer.

Antman15 · Mar 5, 2016

The new growth is gnarly. Its that in a clear container wrapped with tape? I would get a proper container for it and check out the roots in the process. Good luck

Steve Man · Mar 5, 2016

If your roots look slimy, smell like sewage or look generally not like they are supposed to then you got the rot, put some pictures up if you can

ViceCityGrower · Mar 5, 2016

https://www.rollitup.org/t/guide-to-getting-rid-of-root-rot.347697/

Steve Man · Mar 5, 2016

Whats your setup look like? Lights, nutes etc

unwine99 · Mar 5, 2016

ViceCityGrower said:
Anyone got any advice for my friend here? I'm only on my first grow so I can't help much. Welcome to RIU @Vice Sity OG!

Most people try to be a little more inconspicuous with their sock puppet shenanigans -- good stuff though. :leaf:

ViceCityGrower · Mar 5, 2016

unwine99 said:
Most people try to be a little more inconspicuous with their sock puppet shenanigans -- good stuff though.

Not sure what that means but eh

ViceCityGrower · Mar 5, 2016

Antman15 said:
The new growth is gnarly. Its that in a clear container wrapped with tape? I would get a proper container for it and check out the roots in the process. Good luck

I've seen grows in cut up milk jugs with duct tape that came out just fine

Antman15 · Mar 5, 2016

ViceCityGrower said:
I've seen grows in cut up milk jugs with duct tape that came out just fine

Ok...but you should eliminate possiblities. and...check out the roots. Good luck

ViceCityGrower · Mar 5, 2016

Antman15 said:
Ok...but you should eliminate possiblities. and...check out the roots. Good luck

You're right check all angles. Thanks

Vice Sity OG · Mar 5, 2016

Thanks for the replies. I checked the roots they seem fine to me kinda pale not slimy no weird smells. I didn't wanna check too deep because of exposure

Vice Sity OG · Mar 5, 2016

Vice Sity OG · Mar 5, 2016

The pic isn't great but this is my first time and Im already messing up so I didn't wanna expose more root

Vice Sity OG · Mar 5, 2016

Antman15 said:
The new growth is gnarly. Its that in a clear container wrapped with tape? I would get a proper container for it and check out the roots in the process. Good luck

It was transplanted 2 weeks ago, you saying I should do it again into another container? Will it go into shock?

Antman15 · Mar 5, 2016

Ok...that may be ok......anytime I've had leaves similar it was roots. Let me look around for an answer too.

Antman15 · Mar 5, 2016

Have you changed anything recently? It looks to me like the older growth looks good, but the new growth is crappy. Something changed. Water, nutes, temp, humiday, temp, bugs.....something happened. Did you change anything that you remember or meant to do?

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