Whats wrong with my plant?! (pics)

johnny garcia

Member

• Sep 9, 2013

• #21

Get a microscope and look at the buds...u could have a bug problem??

 

potgrower123

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2013

• #22

Its definitely not bugs. Here are some better pics of the plant, including pics of the problem areas, and some of the healthier areas. I watered today with some pH'ed light 20-20-20 solution.

 

jason1976

Well-Known Member

• Sep 9, 2013

• #23

night temps getting cooler?id lean to say they look like temp is a problem nitrogen uptake is hindered at lower temps.

 

potgrower123

Well-Known Member

• Sep 10, 2013

• #24

But temps havent been cold enough to affect any of the other plants and daytime temps are still more than hot enough. I watered with a pH'd 20-20-20 solution yesterday and some pH'd CalMag solution today. She's looking pretty well the same as before though. I wish i knew exactly what to do to correct this!

 

jason1976

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2013

• #25

tat was my next suggestion was cal mag. i use it in hydro .

 

diet coke

Active Member

• Sep 13, 2013

• #26

Over fed. Stop feeding

 

yautjia

Member

• Sep 13, 2013

• #27

And overwatering.

 

gR33nDav3l0l

Well-Known Member

• Sep 13, 2013

• #28

Give her time to adjust to the changes you've made.

 

Mr.Marijuana420

Well-Known Member

• Sep 15, 2013

• #29

potgrower123 said:

Yea Jeff im beginning to suspect nitrogen, although it seems weird that I'd have a nitro deficiency now of all times. Anyone else think it could be nitrogen?

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well don't, through stretch and the first few week of flower, nitrogen is very important.

 

Mr.Marijuana420

Well-Known Member

• Sep 15, 2013

• #30

potgrower123 said:

But temps havent been cold enough to affect any of the other plants and daytime temps are still more than hot enough. I watered with a pH'd 20-20-20 solution yesterday and some pH'd CalMag solution today. She's looking pretty well the same as before though. I wish i knew exactly what to do to correct this!

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If it was a nute def, and you fed it, your affected growth will not magically go green again. Just because nothing has changed doesn't mean you didn't fix the problem. You want to look for the problem to get worse, if the yellowing has ceased spreading, and no new leaves are dying, you've fixed the problem

 

OUTDOOR FARMER

Well-Known Member

• Sep 15, 2013

• #31

you mentioned watering every day, maybe to often