what do you guys think this is,,pictures

floydfanx6

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• Aug 7, 2008

• #1

hey this plant already died on me,but i have another plant starting to show symptons ,this is not my first grow ,i would really like yr imput someone told me looks like root damage,or possible ph problem

the leaves curl upward,,and then the leaves dry out like this,,please w hat do u guys think

 

weezer

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• Aug 7, 2008

• #2

wow man that looks nasty
i think thier is a sticky in plant problem that may help

 

floydfanx6

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• Aug 7, 2008

• #3

my other plants are super healthy its just this 1

 

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BCnative

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• Aug 7, 2008

• #4

havnt actually grown anythin YET(jus got my pots clay pumps n nutes today) myself but from wat ive read in on of jorge cervantes books that kinda looks like nute burn (from wat ive seen in pictures of course) wat with the curlin leeves and all

 

floydfanx6

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• Aug 7, 2008

• #5

i doubt its nute burn i increase my nutes with a ppm meter,,i do it gradually and im only at 1100 ppms in the middle of flowering which is where i should be

 

mr.feelgood

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• Aug 8, 2008

• #6

I had the same thing happen to me my problem was i was misting them with the light on. I hope this helps.

 

floydfanx6

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• Aug 8, 2008

• #7

it doesnt since i dont mist my plants but thanx

 

mi5neo

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• Aug 8, 2008

• #8

what is the pH floyd?

 

mi5neo

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• Aug 8, 2008

• #9

root damage would show differently and earlier, wots you pH?

 

caliboy80

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• Aug 8, 2008

• #10

might b over/under watering...

 

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kindprincess

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• Aug 8, 2008

• #11

are you using a super phosphate bloom booster?

ie, 10-60-10?

these are bad for pot, and cause problems exactly like that. too much p causes a toxicity, which causes a ph imbalance, which then causes a deficiency issue. usually more purple and yellow in the leaves though (crispy to the touch type...)

 

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smkvk

Active Member

• Aug 8, 2008

• #12

im my suggest its pH or EC problem
did u have any data of these parameters?
looks like the plant could not absord nutrients and water from soil
wht kind of fertilizers u use? micronutrients?

 

darksys

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• Aug 8, 2008

• #13

over watering for sure the leafs start drooping when over watered so let it be for like 2 weeks they will raise up

 

darksys

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• Aug 8, 2008

• #14

or could be lack of nitrogen dunno

 

ceestyle

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• Aug 8, 2008

• #15

ppm is not really meaningful in soil.

what's in your soil, and what are/have you been feeding it? did this problem just show up?

that is not a simple problem of over/underwatering. unless you severely underwater, you won't see that kind of withering and change of color.

take a soil sample and also runoff and check the pH.

 

floydfanx6

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• Aug 9, 2008

• #16

acutally most of you are wrong,,i do not over water or under water this is not my first time growng and i know what im doing....this is whats wrong i use a monster bloom 0-50-30 its a new product for me..,.i did a test yesterday and it showed the monster bloom dropped my waters ph down to 4.5,,,,which caused the buffers to react..and create salts,.i flushed my plants hopefully itl be ok. i baught a digi ph meter.i have a liquid indicator but i want to go digital from now on,,thanks for yr help,,even though u guys thought i was doing basic bad things lke over feeding,over watering,or underwatering,thanx

 

darksys

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• Aug 9, 2008

• #17

well why the fuck didnt you say ok problem solved when dood asked you back on the other page