i need help big time and fast please
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johnman2880
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it looks burnt up like to many nutes.I have a chart you can check
johnman2880
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the only way to fix over nute is to flush it.use 3 gallons of water for each gallon of dirt.you also have to use water with the right ph or you will lockout the plant so if your not doing that then that could be the problem.being as your new to this then your probably over feeding her or over watering.only water when the soil becomes dry.you can tell by lifting the pot and seeing how light it is.flush her out then water with plain ph'd water until she looks good again then 1/2 strength nutes
Prefontaine
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Holy shit dude that is the nicest guide I have yet seen, props
darkdestruction420
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I notice in pic 2 what appears to be a small area in the middle that was recently watered while the surrounding area looks quite dry and pulling away from the sides of the pot. How much and how often are you watering? When you water you want to get all the soil moist, you need to water the sides too. Have you been doing that?
darkdestruction420
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sorry ive not been on for a while. For flushing you want to run 3x as much water as you have soil(example-1 gallon soil=3 gallon water).(sorry if ive misunderstood what your asking when you say 20% run off, if i did please clarify the question for me. and i'll be happy to help) do not let plants sit in their own run off water.
Kingrow1
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Should he flush? What nutes you added and how much?
Looks like maybe mag deficincy but only a little, cant be sure and too hot will hurt most plants one way or the other.
Prefontaine, that chart is whack, i couldnt diagnose anything of that, check out this cal/mag chart, much clearer!lol!-
View attachment 1725953 Peace
Looks like maybe mag deficincy but only a little, cant be sure and too hot will hurt most plants one way or the other.
Prefontaine, that chart is whack, i couldnt diagnose anything of that, check out this cal/mag chart, much clearer!lol!-
View attachment 1725953 Peace
johnman2880
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If it was mag defincincy the leaves would curl up like bird claws.the chart is a refference.I dont really use it I know what def's look like but its a good guide for beginners it will tell you what problem your having.
davecave
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I would flush it then hook it up with ONE drop of superthrive or any other vitamin b supplement with the last gallon you flush with. Then is leave it alone for a week under hps 12/12 then base your next step by how it looks at the end of the week. Just my opinion, although the other guys here are making sense too, your call bro!
RawBudzski
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Negator it looks asif it doesnt have ENOUGH nutes along with other issues like HEAT..
Kingrow1
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Intresting, mag deficiency showing a claw, maybe a very bad mag deficiency but i see it differently. If we all had the same opinions there would be no discussion though. Peace
Kingrow1
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Well this is tricky but i seen it before. Few things first, canna and biobizz are way low on cal/mag, canna actually expects you to ppm your water to 200ppm to allow sufficient calcium and magnesium before adding ferts, i hope you got a ppm meter or know the ppm of your water even better the cal ppm and mag ppm.
Plants look good in veg and then go crap for flowering??????
To me it definatly seems like a nute issue, raising the nutes wont work without the right cal/mag first and heat problems make the whole deal worse.
Doubt anyones got a quick fix but if we all work through the obvious first then i'm sure we will get there, well hopefully!lol!
Get back with these details, even if you know wether the water you are using is hard or soft. I know some are saying raise the ferts and some are saying its not a cal/mag deficiency but lets do it by the numbers.
On a bad note the plants dont look good dude but quite often it is a simple problem. Fert companies should specify things like water ppm in big bold letters. I run biobizz grow and bloom and need at least 80ppm calcium and 25ppm magnesium, now and again i need an extra dose of mag like when the plants start to flower and later on in flowering after a few weeks.
Sometimes its just a matter of the right water and right temps, simple things often overlooked. Peace
Plants look good in veg and then go crap for flowering??????
To me it definatly seems like a nute issue, raising the nutes wont work without the right cal/mag first and heat problems make the whole deal worse.
Doubt anyones got a quick fix but if we all work through the obvious first then i'm sure we will get there, well hopefully!lol!
Get back with these details, even if you know wether the water you are using is hard or soft. I know some are saying raise the ferts and some are saying its not a cal/mag deficiency but lets do it by the numbers.
On a bad note the plants dont look good dude but quite often it is a simple problem. Fert companies should specify things like water ppm in big bold letters. I run biobizz grow and bloom and need at least 80ppm calcium and 25ppm magnesium, now and again i need an extra dose of mag like when the plants start to flower and later on in flowering after a few weeks.
Sometimes its just a matter of the right water and right temps, simple things often overlooked. Peace
Grnthum
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Great guide. Very helpful
SimplySmoked
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I agree with Kingrow on this. My first thought was cal/mag. and its important to check ppm strength and Ph of water you use.