possible heat stress?

min0r

min0r

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have no idea what's going on.
did soil slurry on this plant and it is 5.90-6.05
i water with 6.5 ph, but lately because of the lockout i have i've been using 7.10-7.20 ph - haven't fed her any nutes in a few days.
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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yep, need to bring that temp down....or you gonna have more problems.....in fact your getting yellowing on the leaves....and a little blotchiness as well....
 
min0r

min0r

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OK i'll have an AC installed tonight, for now i have a box fan / exhaust to carbon filter blowing somewhat at the plants ,cieling fan is on, and the tents open without the lights on
 
Kushash

Kushash

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It looks like it is not being evenly watered or not getting enough water,
There looks like a crack in your soil that I circled below. It looks like a sign you are under watering.
Hopefully you can get those temps lower.
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min0r

min0r

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BudmanTX said:
p.s get that bottle cap out of there too...
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bottle cap gets moved around everyday, i only have it there so i know what is and isnt a female so far, so i know which ones i should be more focused on. i got the tent out of the hot room, now in mine with a/c, lights turned back on. temp is back down to 84. if anything else happens i'll let you guys know. will the leaves that were affected recover or should i snip them off?
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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min0r said:
bottle cap gets moved around everyday, i only have it there so i know what is and isnt a female so far, so i know which ones i should be more focused on. i got the tent out of the hot room, now in mine with a/c, lights turned back on. temp is back down to 84. if anything else happens i'll let you guys know. will the leaves that were affected recover or should i snip them off?
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leave them on, they'll do what they want to do over time, they might even come back just saying. Remember your the caretaker of the plant, it will respond to what you do and it's enviroment. Give it time to recover, give it a nice watering and keep it happy. Thanks for the heads up on the cap, might have wanted to put in the beginning just saying....
 
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Tim1987

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Which plant is it minor?
The ones just transplanted?
Did you amend your soil with gypsum, and Epsom salt?
Or did you transplant without doing anything?



Besides.
You've just transplanted. They need a few days.
 
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Tim1987

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propertyoftheUS said:
Up the ppm of your nutes
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OP'S nutes contain 0% calcium, and 0.6% magnesium.
Upping the ppm is not going to fix the problem.
Transplanted less than 48 hours ago too.

Plant needs time.

Tell us all what you have done op. Please.
Is it amended or not?
How long since the transplant?
 
min0r

min0r

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Tim1987 said:
Which plant is it minor?
The ones just transplanted?
Did you amend your soil with gypsum, and Epsom salt?
Or did you transplant without doing anything?



Besides.
You've just transplanted. They need a few days.
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this one hasn't been transplanted yet, i have to wait to get the gypsum tuesday. the one that has been transplanted has 0 problems other then from a little bit of heat stress, but she's recovering well.
 
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Tim1987

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min0r said:
this one hasn't been transplanted yet, i have to wait to get the gypsum tuesday. the one that has been transplanted has 0 problems other then from a little bit of heat stress, but she's recovering well.
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Good. No worries.
Amend the soil. Transplant.
Get your temps under control.
Wait a week.
Come back after a week if problems are getting worse, or spreading.
A few lower fan leaves going yellow, and dying is completely normal, and healthy.
Don't worry about it. Unless it starts spreading uncontrollably.

Transplant into amended soil. No nutrients, just water. Wait a week. Then update.

Good luck op.
Plant is fine. Not a big issue at all.
In my opinion, you're over thinking things a little.
 
min0r

min0r

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Tim1987 said:
Good. No worries.
Amend the soil. Transplant.
Get your temps under control.
Wait a week.
Come back after a week if problems are getting worse, or spreading.
A few lower fan leaves going yellow, and dying is completely normal, and healthy.
Don't worry about it. Unless it starts spreading uncontrollably.

Transplant into amended soil. No nutrients, just water. Wait a week. Then update.

Good luck op.
Plant is fine. Not a big issue at all.
In my opinion, you're over thinking things a little.
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Temp is 100% under control. back to my regular 70-80 degrees with my humidity at 40-60.
If i see fan leaves dying, is it a good idea to snip them off? or just let them fall off by themselves?
 
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Tim1987

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min0r said:
Temp is 100% under control. back to my regular 70-80 degrees with my humidity at 40-60.
If i see fan leaves dying, is it a good idea to snip them off? or just let them fall off by themselves?
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I always leave them on.
If they don't come off with a light tug, leave them on.
The plant leaves are stored energy. If the plant is eating the leaves. Take them away, new ones will start being eaten.
Just leave them alone.


Amend your soil. Transplant. Plain water. Give them a week. Leave the leaves alone.

Good luck op
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