Cheese Plants Sick

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heartless7969

Member

Jul 20, 2012

• #1

Need some help & advice quickly please. Yesterday a few of my cheese plants started wilting & smelling of damp. The rest are fine. They are 3 weeks into flowering, I'm using a 600watt HPS, soil, coco grow & bloom. Everything was going great until yesterday. Any help would be great before I loose my babies altogether. It's my first grow.

 

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cannabineer

Ursus marijanus

Jul 20, 2012

• #2

It looks terminal, but have a look at the roots ... they probably rotted. cn

<add> This is a desperate long shot, but slam'em with peroxide, like 2 ml per liter slam.

 

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heartless7969

Member

Jul 20, 2012

• #3

I repotted them today and the roots didn't look to bad. I'm confused as to why the rest of them haven't gone the same way!

 

Ringsixty

Well-Known Member

Jul 20, 2012

• #4

Its gone...salvage what you can. Trash the rest.
Try again.

Good luck

 

welshsmoker

Well-Known Member

Jul 20, 2012

• #5

OH FUCK, sorry mate.

 

drolove

Well-Known Member

Jul 20, 2012

• #6

ya thats a little more than sick. somethings up if this just happened over night...

 

Chipper Pig

Well-Known Member

Jul 20, 2012

• #7

Not sure of the problem mate. Maybe SPDS - Sudden Plant Death Syndrome? Self Harm-Check for scalpel marks running lengthways up stem, plants with low self esteem will do this. Hope this helps.

 

DeeTee

Well-Known Member

Jul 20, 2012

• #8

Man, that sucks!.. over night? 'fraid they're beyond help, salvage what you can.

 

HeartlandHank

Well-Known Member

Jul 20, 2012

• #9

Yeah, photosynthesis isn't going to happen with those leaves. They look... crispy. Right?

 

Chipper Pig

Well-Known Member

Jul 20, 2012

• #10

Pull them up mate and get what you can from them. Give the room and all equipment a massive clean, bleach, soap and hot water and start again.

 

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heartless7969

Member

Jul 21, 2012

• #11

Actually all the leaves were limp not crispy but I'll pull them today and salvage what I can from them. It's a shame as the rest of the plants seem to be doing okay.