HELP needed a.s.a.p., cal/mag def or something else?

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LikeItGreen

Member
Hello everybody, I have 2 starryders, they're now 50 days old, I feeded them only once and after that feeding the problems started...here are the photos of leaves...what could it be and how can I help them? Tnx in advance

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Taviddude

Taviddude

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Dude, that's an EVERYTHING deficiency.
You only fed your plants ONCE.
Your leaves are yellow and dying.
Plants need food.
Start feeding them 1-2 times a week and you'll see improvement.
 
CodeWarrior

CodeWarrior

Member
Taviddude said:
Dude, that's an EVERYTHING deficiency.
You only fed your plants ONCE.
Your leaves are yellow and dying.
Plants need food.
Start feeding them 1-2 times a week and you'll see improvement.
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I KNOW RIGHT!!! , IDK how people do such ASSHATTERY , a plant is a living thing people , you need to water it more then ONE in a life time DERRRRR!
 
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LikeItGreen

Member
okay, hope you're right...I just fed them with General organics Grow, for 3 days I'll give them General organics Bloom....
 
Opm

Opm

Active Member
Are they in flower?
What sort of soil did you use? Stuff with time released food already in it?
What is the PH?
 
Taviddude

Taviddude

Well-Known Member
Are they is soil?
You don't feed a plant every day.
Feed it, wait for the pot to get light, water, wait for the pot to get light, feed.
You can vary that around, but you need to alternate feedings with waterings, and they should be a couple days apart.
 
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LikeItGreen

Member
yes, they are in soil, I don't know what is the ph, but every time I use quality soil -substral terra magma and water them with tap water...I fed them 2 days ago, I'll water them when pots will get light, and then feed once more...they are flowering, of course, because they are 50+ days old and they are autoflower plants...I had similar symptoms before, then I transfered plants in other pots with new soil, and they changed to better...maybe next time I'll keep them in smaller pots 40 days, and then transfer them to larger pots...so, you are sure this is not cal/mag lockout?
 
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Radical Boo

Member
I would suggest testing pH. If nutrients are being locked out due to the pH being out of range, adding more isn't going to rectify the situation until you get the pH dialed in so the plant is able to take up nutrients. A pH of around 6.5 is ideal for soil.
 
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LikeItGreen

Member
I've moved them in the new pots with new soil yesterday...I'm pretty sure that they will become healthy in next 7-10 days...
 
Ninjabowler

Ninjabowler

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Whats a picture of two leaves and no description going to tell me. By the looks of it they need food and you need some reading time. Id clone them and when the clones take flower the big ones and watch all the leaves fall off. Should be an easy trim :):):)
 
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