tips turning yellow and dying

meefzeppelin

Member

• Sep 7, 2009

• #1

it happened within 2 days of flowering. just moved inside from outside. Ne help??

 

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JoeCa1i

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• Sep 7, 2009

• #2

pics?.................

 

c5rftw

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• Sep 7, 2009

• #3

Need pics, sounds just like heat stress. A thermometer is your best friend in this game

 

mcone

Active Member

• Sep 7, 2009

• #4

in the tips could be heat or nutes.
are you monitoring temps indoors? have you possibly overdone it with ferts in the soil or watering schedule? are you watering with plain water in between? etc, need more info to help..

 

jsteezy1290

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• Sep 7, 2009

• #5

did you transplant it or just move it indoors

 

mcone

Active Member

• Sep 7, 2009

• #6

I just moved a plant from veg into flowering and the hps made the tips burn, for example. But I have another plant in the same room, who is used to the heat, and has some burnt tips from when I over did it with fertilizer.. If its fertilizer, flush the plant with distilled water and check the run off ph. Otherwise, its probably heat. Keep air moving and cool the space or the lights if possible

 

meefzeppelin

Member

• Sep 7, 2009

• #7

i'll work on the pics. Ive been usin 20-20-20 only every3 watering, and i dont have a lot of lighting so it cant really be heat burn

 

mcone

Active Member

• Sep 7, 2009

• #8

well if you started with a good rich soil you might not even need nutes early on. I plant in Fox Farm and my plants didn't show signs of needing nutes until 4 weeks into veg. Same goes after transplanting, because there are more nutrients available in new rich soils..

 

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JoeCa1i

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• Sep 7, 2009

• #9

thats to strong.Dilute it,add some gardenlime..

 

c5rftw

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• Sep 7, 2009

• #10

meefzeppelin said:

i'll work on the pics. Ive been usin 20-20-20 only every3 watering, and i dont have a lot of lighting so it cant really be heat burn

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did you not flush when you switched nutrients to flowering from veg. this is essential as the flower nutes are thrown way out of balance by the left over properties of the veg oriented soil

 

meefzeppelin

Member

• Sep 7, 2009

• #11

I havent flushed nething. I didn't use ne nutrients while I veged them. so thats y I'm usin some now. To catch up