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no those are toast. you can try flushing with ph balanced water and B1 vitamin, harvesting 2/3rds and put under 18/6 light but it looks like there is too much neglect to be salvageable if its a strain you REALLY wanna keep i would regenerate. good luck! -CC

Ive been growing g13 Blueberry Gum for a year and a half and its is very mold resistant! i have never had problems with her and its a solid strain with the most amazing smell and taste She is a little testy with nutes so dont overfeed if you decide to get the BBG when you rub her stem it smells...

whatever it is, hang it from the ceiling! CO2 falls because it is heavier than air at certain tempuratures. It also has a natural flux between temp gradients in the grow area so when its hot the CO2 rises and when its cold the CO2 falls

Try it out, i bet you can get some interesting phenos. Any beans that come my way i sprout! I love growing specialty strains. its not uncommon for the newer breeders to come up with their own strains which are so new that its very exclusive to that area.

im not saying hes wrong but its not a "bad" thing all that could be "bad" about it would be the possibility of cutting the root carelessly or if its roots are not deep it can topple over and not support itself the benefit is more oxygen attained through the roots. equaling larger yields. That's...

actually after a second look...you may be able to save them. Best you can do is provide plenty of moisture and hope it improves one of my plants always takes 20 days to root no matter what, while my others take 10-14 days so ya never know when you are working with a new plant Good luck though...

those will die. sorry man clones yellow from bottom foliage up when rooting. if you see any damage on the upper portion its dying from either air bubbles or fungus/bacteria i have seen this happen to my clones

looks like magnesium or zinc. are you in hydro? or soil? i cant tell in the pic -CC

If people off the street were "just trying to help" the architect designing a skyscraper by providing false info, I'm sure they would get far worse of a scalding than what i gave. If you don't know, don't say anything...just listen and learn ya know?

Agreed jack! i dont like "blasting" people either but to me that was nice haha My apologies to benji if that came off as disrespectful -CC

Roots being exposed isnt an issue either. i like to expose some roots because it gets the plant more oxygen. Soma actually pulls his plants from the soil a couple inches and exposes the bigger roots to get more oxygen but i don't do this or recommend it. I plant my previous pots a little higher...

Those lights under the canopy are generating too much heat. Put a fan in and yes definitely clean up the lower branches more! Whatever isn't receiving adequate light will produce larthy buds which is undesirable -CC

buy some superthirve or like product. any grow store will have it Good luck man! she will be fine

benzi, while your input is attempting to be helpful, please know what you are talking about before trying to diagnose plant problems. N problems would cause yellowing foliage not necrosis what is what the plant has and he should NOT water every day unless the heat is high and humidity is low...

your soil is too hot. flush really well and give it some B1 vitamin it should recover in a couple days by "hot" i mean too much nutrients in the base soil

^ i couldn't have said it any better michael... great thread +rep

You started off with hydro which is a newbie mistake. Always start with soil then work your way into the more complex growing methods. Organic is simple, put the nutes in the soil and water with reg water unless you wanna add some molasses(BudCandy) or a guano tea ect.. BTW BudCandy is just a...

First off, Thrive Alive B-1 CANNOT be used in flower! It causes hermies 90% of the time. use only for clones and veg It sounds to me like you have either a toxicity or fungal/bacterial infection What is your feeding schedule and what do your roots look like?

1. your soil doesn't have proper drainage 2. the bottom yellowing foliage is cause from either root rot, or 1st&2nd stage fungus gnats living in your soil eating your roots. Either way its root damage Transplant to new 5 gallon pot with a 50/50 perilite to soil mixture. Keep an eye out for...

need pics and info man.