Plants diseased from rubbing leave's.

[littlegiant]

Has anybody experienced a plant turning yellow from rubbing the leaves when young?
I adopted a trans love from a buddy at about 2 inches tall.Looked healthy as can be.The smell was amazing when i would rub the leaves with my finger and thumb.Did it quite a few times.Leaves slowly turning yellow from the bottom up.Strange!!

 

[*BUDS]

why did you like rubbing the leaves? you rubbed so hard the green came out silly boy

 

[gotigers0420]

hes fuckin with ya. no, odds are you didnt give it a disease, youre probably starving it if the leaves are going straight up yellow. pics are needed if you really want help

 

[TwoTokeSmoke]

A picture is worth a thousand words.... There are many experts here that can help you out but they will need to see the plant to properly diagnose your problems.

 

[rollinbud]

be careful you'll go blind! lol

 

[cocoxxx]

more nitrogeon if there yellow, ph 6.5 in soil 5.8 for the rest

 

[mouse]

more nitrogeon if there yellow, ph 6.5 in soil 5.8 for the rest

PH VALUES ARE NOT FUCKING CONSTANTS !

Sorry that really annoys me....

 

[littlegiant]

Pics are not great.Just hand feeding 1 more week for now,till my other plants are off my mini flood table.PH at about 6.0 .Started giving them a light nut at about 200ppm . Only plant that did this.Did not touch the others.Actually smells like pungent grapefruit at this size.Guess thats why i was rubbing the little fucker so much.

 

[mouse]

Looks a little hungry what are you feeding it ?

 

[cocoxxx]

PH VALUES ARE NOT FUCKING CONSTANTS !

Sorry that really annoys me....

not CONSTANTS no, but the general ball park you want to be in, your acting like i gave incorrect information, what would you suggest mr mouse

 

[littlegiant]

I have not gone beyond any boundries of too much this and that.Only been watering twice a day.Maybe i should bump it up a little on the moisture and the nute's.Its very possible i need to water more now.They should have already been on my mini flood table by now. As far as PH goes,i usually always adjust ph to a very acceptable range.

 

[bundee1]

WHY DO PEOPLE JUMP DOWN PEOPLE'S THROATS instead of correcting them politely?

 

[cocoxxx]

WHY DO PEOPLE JUMP DOWN PEOPLE'S THROATS instead of correcting them politely?

i thought the same, all you can do is laugh, and i do, lots and lots

 

[cocoxxx]

if your ec and ph are in check, it could be your res temps ?

 

[gotigers0420]

They really look hungry to me. Im an organic soil guy, but those look deficient and I would be potting them up in order to get them more food(in soil). So up your ppms or ec or whatever all you crazy hydro guys call it, and they should be good. Lookin alright, they will be fine.

 

[littlegiant]

if your ec and ph are in check, it could be your res temps ?

Like i said in my previous post,i have not started to flood my plants yet cuz i am waiting to take my 2 bubblelicious and aurora indica off my mini flood table so no res in use yet.I started warming my res too cuz it cold in here.will be able to flood this sunday.Here is my 2 bubblelicious and aurora indica after 26 days exactly from planting seed.No pre germ.

 

[mouse]

not CONSTANTS no, but the general ball park you want to be in, your acting like i gave incorrect information, what would you suggest mr mouse

It's such a massive variable that you can't really put a value on it.

I add nutrients to soil at 6.2 and it keeps my PH perfect "in the soil" and I have excellent results, I know people who run at 6.8-6.9 in late flower who have excellent results. Most people say 6.5 but it only apply's in certain situations. For PH you should find a value that works for you and best for the particular strains you are growing. I didn't mean to come off so harsh it just annoys me that people can be so direct about something that fluctuates so massively and is so situational.

 

[cocoxxx]

they look perfect, ive always used the paper towel method, never failed me.

 

[cocoxxx]

It's such a massive variable that you can't really put a value on it.

I add nutrients to soil at 6.2 and it keeps my PH perfect "in the soil" and I have excellent results, I know people who run at 6.8-6.9 in late flower who have excellent results. Most people say 6.5 but it only apply's in certain situations. For PH you should find a value that works for you and best for the particular strains you are growing. I didn't mean to come off so harsh it just annoys me that people can be so direct about something that fluctuates so massively and is so situational.

no problem, i was only giving a generalisation. i run coco and allow it to run up 6 in the late flower, but 5.8 all the way otherwise