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Dear ol" Thankful Grower!

Dear ol" Thankful Grower!

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C-theGrower said:
Looks like I'm out I don't know wat happen to my plant? View attachment 4254860anyone knows wat this is and how to fix it. I try flushing it out but to day looks dead just 2days ago it was fine. View attachment 4254861
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Over fertilized and over watered let it dry out then add nutes at 1/4 strength use a bloom booster or something high in phosphorus to help the plant bounce back
 
Kushash

Kushash

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C-theGrower said:
Half Fox farm ocean Forest and half coco coir I did some top dressing of some fax farm but I think I over did it. i havent gave it any nutrients just water. Intill just a few days ago. I did some googling and saw nitrogen toxicity so i think i mite of fried my runt.. Im not going to toss it always just yet Ima let it stick around and see wat happens Im hoping the flushing works.
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My 1st thought was leaving it dry for to long is about the only thing that could cause it to go so fast.

What was the top dressing?

Sounds like either ff soil or a ff dry fertilizer.

If it was soil I could not imagine top dressing with soil would be a problem.

Do you have a clear description of how long you went between watering?
 
J.James

J.James

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C-theGrower said:
Looks like I'm out I don't know wat happen to my plant? View attachment 4254860anyone knows wat this is and how to fix it. I try flushing it out but to day looks dead just 2days ago it was fine. View attachment 4254861
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Hope she recovers for you, My guess is it is nitrogen toxicity, mixed with over watering and the root bound stress from solo cup life. I would flush it and let it dry out for 2 days.
 
Grow Harder

Grow Harder

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Grow Harder said:
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Completely unknown genetics btw. Bagseed. Unknown strain. I grew a few and kept a male because his smell was really pungent and i liked it. Also had tons of vigor. The female was mid qaulity with a sativa type high and i wanted to see if i could cross this male and make tge strain more potent. It was all for fun and experimental purposes but its my first time actually running a seed from that batch . Anyway thats her story . I cant say to much about mom and dad. They were drifters and poppa was a rolling stone lol
 
SSGrower

SSGrower

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Dear ol" Thankful Grower! said:
Read again he said he topped dress and thought he over did it :wall: and if it was heat the leaves would upward curl in a tacoing similiar to temp humidity issues
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No matter how many time I read it I still read it as he top dressed with ff a bagged soil, as he also said he hasent given any nutrients which I also interpret as he hasent fertilized.
 
C-theGrower

C-theGrower

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Kushash said:
My 1st thought was leaving it dry for to long is about the only thing that could cause it to go so fast.

What was the top dressing?

Sounds like either ff soil or a ff dry fertilizer.

If it was soil I could not imagine top dressing with soil would be a problem.

Do you have a clear description of how long you went between watering?
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I was waterin once a day everything was fine until I top dress with fax farm I have never use this I just tho of using it... 15458562819921973429455.jpg
But clearly it was too strong for the little Solo Cup
 
Kushash

Kushash

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C-theGrower said:
I was waterin once a day everything was fine until I top dress with fax farm I have never use this I just tho of using it... View attachment 4255233
But clearly it was too strong for the little Solo Cup
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OK, that helps a lot.

I have never used open sesame.
It has a lot of P and is fast acting.

Open Sesame uses ammonium phosphate which is a synthetic fertilizer not organic.

Unlike organic fertilizers that take time to break down and be used ammonium phosphate is fast acting.

Sorry man, your plant looked great before this.
 
Kushash

Kushash

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C-theGrower said:
I was waterin once a day everything was fine until I top dress with fax farm I have never use this I just tho of using it... View attachment 4255233
But clearly it was too strong for the little Solo Cup
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Kushash said:
OK, that helps a lot.

I have never used open sesame.
It has a lot of P and is fast acting.

Open Sesame uses ammonium phosphate which is a synthetic fertilizer not organic.

Unlike organic fertilizers that take time to break down and be used ammonium phosphate is fast acting.

Sorry man, your plant looked great before this.
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Reading about Open sesame it looks like it should be dissolved in water at a rate of 1/4 tsp per gallon rather than being applied as a top dressing.
leaching the soil might help but I have a feeling it fried your roots and will continue to get worse.
Hope it recovers.
 
C-theGrower

C-theGrower

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Kushash said:
Reading about Open sesame it looks like it should be dissolved in water at a rate of 1/4 tsp per gallon rather than being applied as a top dressing.
leaching the soil might help but I have a feeling it fried your roots and will continue to get worse.
Hope it recovers.
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Yeah I read the back and that way it says I Nvm use it. My local garden store told me I can use it as a toping but clearly they didn't know what they were talking about.lol. but yeah think it's dead now.
 
Thegermling

Thegermling

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C-theGrower said:
Yeah I read the back and that way it says I Nvm use it. My local garden store told me I can use it as a toping but clearly they didn't know what they were talking about.lol. but yeah think it's dead now.
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I would use something like recharge or some kind of benificial microbes to help the plant through some stress. I would first leach the cup and if you have an EC meter you can use that to guage how much salt buildup there is in the cup. Then and only when the biuld up is cleared I would feed a light nute mix with recharge in it. Ive had plants look much worse than yours outdoor come back from the dead with beneficial microbes. Dont give up too soon!
 
C-theGrower

C-theGrower

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Thegermling said:
I would use something like recharge or some kind of benificial microbes to help the plant through some stress. I would first leach the cup and if you have an EC meter you can use that to guage how much salt buildup there is in the cup. Then and only when the biuld up is cleared I would feed a light nute mix with recharge in it. Ive had plants look much worse than yours outdoor come back from the dead with beneficial microbes. Dont give up too soon!
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Right on thanks Ima add some silica see wat happens.
 
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