What's happening to my babies!!

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STOTTLEMEYER

Active Member

• Jan 24, 2008

• #1

They're dying... These pics are the leaves I trimmed but they are all doing it now. I switched from MG to Organic soil on half of them; flushed the rest. These are Skunk and AK-47 but BOTH strains are suffering equally. Shoud I try to clone a good branch and go Hydro or is there a way to save them????

 

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The Garden Shed

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• Jan 24, 2008

• #2

you've got issues man. We need way more info to even begin a discussion on what those look like. I would at least take a couple clones if you can, because if these leaves were newly cut from the plant, the plants are dying fast.
But they may be able to return to life. You will need a B1 formula (B52, Thrive, Bee One, etc) after the flush to get better greenery faster for a better recovery. That's not to say it'll work, a product design specific for this type of situation is called Revive by AN, but it is expensive enough to make you ponder the need to rejuvinate the plants or not.

 

VictorVIcious

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• Jan 24, 2008

• #3

I agree more information is necessary, maybe even a pic of the whole plant. Those leaves look like the were fairly large at one point. Small amounts of Superthrive may work.
How many plants did you take the leaves from? Any new growth going on at all? Watering schedule? Meters used? VV

 

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STOTTLEMEYER

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• Jan 24, 2008

• #4

Ok, yes new growth going on slowly on most plants. Watering every three days. The first pics posted were 24 hours old; hence the shriveling. These pics are of the garden (lighting is bad because of the HID lights).

 

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mal_crane

Well-Known Member

• Jan 24, 2008

• #5

Looks like MG burned your plants as far as I can tell but don't hold me to it.

 

The Garden Shed

Well-Known Member

• Jan 24, 2008

• #6

one of the major issues i have with having plants in nutrient provided soil like Miracle Grow is that a flush won't work because the nutes are in the soil.

 

budforever442200

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• Jan 24, 2008

• #7

F@%* MG!!!! Get them out. its way to hot. why does everyone plant in mg??

 

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STOTTLEMEYER

Active Member

• Jan 24, 2008

• #8

Yea, if only I knew about MG...Live and Learn. If I take them up, wash off the roots and replant them in cleaner soil will it work or shock them?? Thanks!

 

budforever442200

Well-Known Member

• Jan 24, 2008

• #9

dont wash off the roots. just try to get the dirt around the root ball off. try not to mess with the roots. get some rizotonic(will help alot with stress)and mabey some clonex(not the gel) get some good soil(black gold or foxfarm) and your off!

 

VictorVIcious

Well-Known Member

• Jan 25, 2008

• #10

Thanx for the pictures. It really helps when you can 'see' the problem. VV

 

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STOTTLEMEYER

Active Member

• Jan 25, 2008

• #11

Thanks all, I can't get any rizotonic, Thrive or Clonex ASAP as suggested (I live in the boonies). Is there ANYTHING they sell at Walmart/Lowes/HomeDepot that might help in the mean time????

I transplanted the rest into organic clean soil but there was still a ball of MG stuck to the roots that I didn't want to disturb.

 

mal_crane

Well-Known Member

• Jan 25, 2008

• #12

They sell root cloning powder at Wal-mart it comes in a short fat white plastic can with a red top. I would tell you the name but you have to rip the brand off to read the instructions on it.