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LoudBlunts said:
no idea...sorry man
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NOOOO. LB! YOUVE FAILED ME!!!:cry::cry::cry:
lol.
Fuck it if it dies it dies.:evil:(im still hoping that it dosent althoough I dont want to admit it.)
Im trading some seeds I have to a nice guy I just met recently and someone else I know who just finished a seed run offered some to me as well.
 
kochab said:
NOOOO. LB! YOUVE FAILED ME!!!:cry::cry::cry:
lol.
Fuck it if it dies it dies.:evil:(im still hoping that it dosent althoough I dont want to admit it.)
Im trading some seeds I have to a nice guy I just met recently and someone else I know who just finished a seed run offered some to me as well.
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bad LB - how could he let you down?!?!

i think it will have to get a lot worse before it kicks the bucket.... looks far from dead to me. :joint:
 
I had this problem with 2 of my current grow
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they looked like this and it was caused by a Mg deficiency
I would suggest adding some Epsom salts at about 1/2 tsp per gallon of water to your nute mixture.
It fixed this plant quite well see...
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If its not the cause it will not hurt your plants so worth a shot.
The dying leaves on the first picture were very advanced at the time of that photo but started out looking exactly like yours do now.
Hope thats the problem as its very easy to fix, and while the affected leaves will probably not recover the plant will.
:peace:
 
Alto said:
I had this problem with 2 of my current grow
109697d1209553624-alt0s-grow-1st-timer-no2a.jpg


they looked like this and it was caused by a Mg deficiency
I would suggest adding some Epsom salts at about 1/2 tsp per gallon of water to your nute mixture.
It fixed this plant quite well see...
126345d1212195442-alt0s-grow-1st-timer-e_profile.jpg


If its not the cause it will not hurt your plants so worth a shot.
The dying leaves on the first picture were very advanced at the time of that photo but started out looking exactly like yours do now.
Hope thats the problem as its very easy to fix, and while the affected leaves will probably not recover the plant will.
:peace:
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added a spoon full of epsom salts last week to treat for any mg deff. I may have.
I been there personally myself and learned that lesson.:mrgreen:

I flushed last night and this morning one more leaf is getting the shit. The others look no worse though, should I try adding more water tonight for more of a flush?
 
Alto said:
Hmm sorry my bad, lol was worth a shot tho.
Now I have no idea what it could be...:confused:
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yes was worth a shot, and thanks for trying.

I dont know what it is eaither and I fear it will die because of it.
I can find shit on google about it either:cry:
 
sorry man....


you know i network tho, and i think one member may be able to help you.....she knows her plants (in general, not just weed).... PM MrsMcGreggor....... tell her I sent you...
 
LoudBlunts said:
sorry man....


you know i network tho, and i think one member may be able to help you.....she knows her plants (in general, not just weed).... PM MrsMcGreggor....... tell her I sent you...
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what site here?
thanks brother. Ill try to find them If I cant Ill let you know
 
be gentle tho......i would direct her to this thread, but she isnt too computer savvy and sometimes have a hard time on the internet and forum/message boards
 
LoudBlunts said:
be gentle tho......i would direct her to this thread, but she isnt too computer savvy and sometimes have a hard time on the internet and forum/message boards
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I introduced myself told her that you said you knew her and that she may be able to help. I gave her a link directly to the thread as well:)
I flushed last night and it rained like a mofo today so if its a nute problem the plant should be well flushed.

on a side note I think I saw a female flower on the sister indica pheno plant today:) Ill have to wait a few days to be sure though.
 
LoudBlunts said:
be gentle tho......i would direct her to this thread, but she isnt too computer savvy and sometimes have a hard time on the internet and forum/message boards
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So Mr.Blunts you noticed that hu????
I sent Mr.Kochab a letter. WITH pics... no bunny.
well kind of a bunny... he is going to da room.... OMgoodness.:oops::oops::oops:
{an look what I just figured out how you folks do that smile face trick}
 
ummmmmmmm same thing i did to my jalopenos
its odd when it happens some plants really show the effects and ones right next don't.
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what do you think looks like that???
 
mine are older so the brittle edges have crumbled away but you see the discoloration. and marking that look like burn. it was not acclimated properly
when introduced to the new enviorment. see under the flower of the 2ed pic
looks bleached out... the other pic on the left shows where it can fool ya with the
nute burn...
what gave it away on his was the underside of the leafs were pristine.
anything else would have reflected the issues on both sides of the leafs.

like shell shock to much all at once........
 
I have a very similar patch (brittle edges crumbling away - looking like nute burn) on my indoor plants which I am attributing to too warm a reservoir water causing pH fluctuations.
 
MrsMcGreggor said:
mine are older so the brittle edges have crumbled away but you see the discoloration. and marking that look like burn. it was not acclimated properly
when introduced to the new enviorment. see under the flower of the 2ed pic
looks bleached out... the other pic on the left shows where it can fool ya with the
nute burn...
what gave it away on his was the underside of the leafs were pristine.
anything else would have reflected the issues on both sides of the leafs.

like shell shock to much all at once........
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I would agree now that Ive seen your example plant. I guess Im going to have to dig this trash can up and move it into the area that got full sun where this plant was born and raised.

Anyone think that would be a bad idea since Ive already stressed this plant out enough? I put it into an area about 20ft away from its normal area yesterday and it dosent look half as bad now.MrsMcGreggor is right in the fact that the damage has not repaired itself, that pale orange part to the leaves where they were damaged were torn away with yesterdays rain. They were leathery and brittle feeling so this does not surprise me.

Ill be digging up the trashcan and painstakingly burying it again in the area that the plants were raised in. I think it will get better conditions anyways.
 
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