What's wrong and what do I need to do to fix it ?

Sawzall77

Sawzall77

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Esp42092 said:
No shit smart guy wow why are you even on this site? To be a dick or help ppl with there grow let me find out
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Talk about being sensitive!! Wow lol
WTF do you expect man. All you have is a picture.... need more details.....environment, medium, feeding schedule etc.. to help.
 
Rafterman76

Rafterman76

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You did that guy wrong man. He asked a question. He is new and i am also. If you are truly on here to help people then lead them in the right direction, You came off as a complete ass.. The owner of this forum would probably appreciate it if you were respectful of new members as well as older members. After all we are all here to learn. Comments like that will just send people to google. Which is looking better and better to me everyday with people like you screwing these forums up and pushing people away.
 
Sawzall77

Sawzall77

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Rafterman76 said:
You did that guy wrong man. He asked a question. He is new and i am also. If you are truly on here to help people then lead them in the right direction, You came off as a complete ass.. The owner of this forum would probably appreciate it if you were respectful of new members as well as older members. After all we are all here to learn. Comments like that will just send people to google. Which is looking better and better to me everyday with people like you screwing these forums up and pushing people away.[/QUOTE

You can’t be serious!?!?? He uploaded a picture, that’s it.

He didn’t have the time or the care to give anyone a background story of the plant, just a picture.

If he really needed help he would have put some details, any details!! Lol with the picture.

Just a picture......
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Aussieaceae

Aussieaceae

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Esp42092 said:
Strain supper silver haze!!
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You've overdone the nutrient for sure, or your ph is far too low, or both.

Soil - plain water rinse, no ph adjustment if between ph 6.5 and 7.5. Wait for signs of improvement before giving any nutrient again.
The soil may have ample nutrient for now anyway.

Hydro - rinse with a very light nutrient solution, ph6. Then resume normal feeding schedule with lighter feeds.

Generally sativas are lighter feeders, just keep it in mind.

Touch and go, but the plants should turn around.

Best of luck!
 
EezyTimez

EezyTimez

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Aussieaceae said:
You've overdone the nutrient for sure, or your ph is far too low, or both.

Soil - plain water rinse, no ph adjustment if between ph 6.5 and 7.5. Wait for signs of improvement before giving any nutrient again.
The soil may have ample nutrient for now anyway.

Hydro - rinse with a very light nutrient solution, ph6. Then resume normal feeding schedule with lighter feeds.

Generally sativas are lighter feeders, just keep it in mind.

Touch and go, but the plants should turn around.

Best of luck!
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Is there a perfect pH balance or is anything between 6.5-7.5 it ?or does it differ for the like of clones/seeds/veg/flower
 
getogrow

getogrow

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what kind of lights are you using ? how much of what food have you used ?
looks to me like they went 2 days without light...
 
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Esp42092

Member
I feel like it was completely
Aussieaceae said:
You've overdone the nutrient for sure, or your ph is far too low, or both.

Soil - plain water rinse, no ph adjustment if between ph 6.5 and 7.5. Wait for signs of improvement before giving any nutrient again.
The soil may have ample nutrient for now anyway.

Hydro - rinse with a very light nutrient solution, ph6. Then resume normal feeding schedule with lighter feeds.

Generally sativas are lighter feeders, just keep it in mind.

Touch and go, but the plants should turn around.

Best of luck!
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Thank you!. And to the other commitments... This was an answer to my question!!
 
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