Brown Tips/Leaves Curling Upwards Day 15 PLANT DYING?? NUTE DEF?? (HELP NEEDED)

helluvagrower

helluvagrower

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First time grower here & I’ve run into a problem. About 2 or 3 days ago i noticed brown tips on some of the leaves on 1 of my plants and now it has progressed and resembles a burn.
temp is steady throught the day @ 76-80
Miracle grow potting soil
Bloomspect 600w grow light on a timer set for 18/6
Have done no feeding(nutes) whatsoever
Day 15 of grow
I really dont want to lose my plant so if anyone has any suggestions id greatly appreciate it.
 

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Skunkbudz

Skunkbudz

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Exactly which Miricial grow product, how far is light away from tops , ph of water gift and how often ? :peace:

I've seen much worse...
 
helluvagrower

helluvagrower

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Skunkbudz said:
Exactly which Miricial grow product, how far is light away from tops , ph of water gift and how often ? :peace:

I've seen much worse...
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Light is aprox. 20in away
& im not sure about the ph balance i typically just water using a bottle of sams “purified drinking water” once a day spread evenly amongst 4 plants.
 

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Budzbuddha

Budzbuddha

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That soil has mostly pelletized nutes which release with every watering. It might a bit overwhelming to that plant …. However some growers use it. Plant will have to acclimate to it. I would not add nutes … that mix can run 90 days because of how dense the nutes are in it.
 
Autodoctor

Autodoctor

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I tested miracle grow on this grow. Worked good in veg but during flower it burned a lot and buds 1/5 the size of the other two done in quality mix and it really sucks. To me plant looks under watered. Would also raise the light up to 30 inches . And don’t water every day though some argue this point. I would water it really good and let it dry out and water every 3-4 days. Just my opinion
 
Autodoctor

Autodoctor

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Did you move lights higher and water one time real good. Can u get your hands on good organic soil. Would try transplanting. Or just get some good dirt and start over. Sometimes better to cut lose and faster to start over than plants bad and stunted growth may take longer that just starting over. But may get someone else’s opinion
 
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