Can this be saved?

[Raspberrykiwi]

I’m running a 150w HPS in a closet. Light is 8-10 inches away from top of canopy. Everything looked good until flower. When it started flowering it started yellowing and getting crunchy. What do I do? I’ve never had this issue

 

[Capn-Crunch]

Showing on top of plant would indicate a toxicity, possibly of nutes?

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

Showing on top of plant would indicate a toxicity, possibly of nutes?

The plant is in miracle gro. And it has fertilizer spikes in it. Is there anything I could do to stop this from happening?

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

Update. Any recommendations? It’s day 27 of 12/12. It’s miracle gro organic soil.

 

[Dumbguyneedshelp]

Man. I dont k ow enough about that soil to be 100% help but from what I hear between my soil being hot and then adding the spikes which may not disperse the best.. Could be lockout of some sort ?

 

[Dumbguyneedshelp]

Id remove spikes and water plain water until an og comes on here and says otherwise lol

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

Yeah I think ima remove the spikes. I don’t feed the plant anything. Just water when dry this is my second post this month and I can’t seem to get any help

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

Bump

 

[lime73]

Nute overload. Flush medium just phd water. Avoid using spikes, thats probably what is making your soil toxic.

 

[PadawanWarrior]

The plant is in miracle gro. And it has fertilizer spikes in it. Is there anything I could do to stop this from happening?

There's your problem. I'm not a fan of Miracle Grow. They have some new organic stuff that looks ok though.

 

[KK26]

It's burnt to a crisp and likely to get worse if kept in the same conditions.

Hot soil, too much feed and a serious lack of air circulation I'd say

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

Nute overload. Flush medium just phd water. Avoid using spikes, thats probably what is making your soil toxic.

I was just afraid to shock the plant.

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

There's your problem. I'm not a fan of Miracle Grow. They have some new organic stuff that looks ok though.

I received this plant in April and it looked like a string bean. The guy said it was the miracle gro organic black bag. Which I’ve thought it’s ok too. The spikes he added as well. During veg it was exploding with growth so fast it was crazy. No deficiencies that I noticed until it started flowering

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

It's burnt to a crisp and likely to get worse if kept in the same conditions.

Hot soil, too much feed and a serious lack of air circulation I'd say

I am growing in a closet with the door closed. Unfortunately it’s the only place I can currently grow. I want to get a rent here after this plant. The closet during lights on is about 80-82 degrees

 

[lime73]

Atm shocking it with fresh water will benefit more than hurt it. Im burning, put me out!

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

Atm shocking it with fresh water will benefit more than hurt it. Im burning, put me out!

Ok. Lights come on in 30 min. I’ll run water through the pot and leave it outside for a few minutes to drip dry. How much should I run through? It’s a 10 gallon pot maybe? Maybe 7 idk

 

[ComfortCreator]

I received this plant in April and it looked like a string bean. The guy said it was the miracle gro organic black bag. Which I’ve thought it’s ok too. The spikes he added as well. During veg it was exploding with growth so fast it was crazy. No deficiencies that I noticed until it started flowering

Based upon all of that, the spikes must be high nitrogen spikes which were working in veg but thats too much N in flower. Realistic move now is remove the spikes and flush.

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

Based upon all of that, the spikes must be high nitrogen spikes which were working in veg but thats too much N in flower. Realistic move now is remove the spikes and flush.

This is my 3rd grow so I’m a bit nervous how long to flush, I don’t wanna kill her!

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

Based upon all of that, the spikes must be high nitrogen spikes which were working in veg but thats too much N in flower. Realistic move now is remove the spikes and flush.

Those are what I pulled out of her! Second image is before flower.

 

[ComfortCreator]

How much you flush is a choice of course. Getting the spikes out so it doesn't keep on building up is a good start. Water will dilute what is in the soil.

When stable you can then decide how you might feed them in the future as needed.