Help please...are they dying?

KatieGrows

Member
Hello all, this is my first post and my 3rd grow but only my first sucessful one....

This is the first time that i have ever encountered this problem and i dont know if its because of the water or what... Ive always used botteled water but it was always zepherhills, this time i bought walmart brand and have encountered a yellowing browning problem....I have now switched to RO filtered water and will see if this helps..

Since this problem, ive done as much research as possible and i have increased ventilation, raised my lighting further away and just today started the babies on some nutes but what if i am wrong.... i need some help trying to find out if this was a simple heat issue or a nitrogen difeciency or possibly more?? i have attached pics too

lighting: 125w ultra compact flourescent
3 weeks into growth
 

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doc111

Well-Known Member
Hello all, this is my first post and my 3rd grow but only my first sucessful one....

This is the first time that i have ever encountered this problem and i dont know if its because of the water or what... Ive always used botteled water but it was always zepherhills, this time i bought walmart brand and have encountered a yellowing browning problem....I have now switched to RO filtered water and will see if this helps..

Since this problem, ive done as much research as possible and i have increased ventilation, raised my lighting further away and just today started the babies on some nutes but what if i am wrong.... i need some help trying to find out if this was a simple heat issue or a nitrogen difeciency or possibly more?? i have attached pics too

lighting: 125w ultra compact flourescent
3 weeks into growth
What kind of soil is that? Mj doesn't like bark and shit. I'm guessing pH issues but could be nute burn or heat stress as well. I would transplant immediately and fill your pots almost full next time.
 

grow4me

Active Member
What kind of soil is that? Mj doesn't like bark and shit. I'm guessing pH issues but could be nute burn or heat stress as well. I would transplant immediately and fill your pots almost full next time.

Agreed. you may have got it in time to survive the transplant. use the best quality soil you can find. there are great recipies on this site.
 

KatieGrows

Member
i just didnt think the soil would be that rich, i hadnt gave it nutes until this morning and now im worried bc i could be making it worse. going to the store now to get botanicare soil.....small waterings every other day or two
 

fellowes

New Member
I always had the same problem. I started growing outside and never ran into a problem except for bugs. You may want to start a grow outside next spring cheaper too.
 

atomicronick

Active Member
if i am not mistaken.....those are in plastic cups. never use plastic cups. nute burn is def the case here. looks like they can make it tho, ganj is a damn strong plant....just took a closer look......red drinking cups.....get them out of there. keep the soil, just transplant into bigger. being as how they are in such a small area, the soil has no way to quote breathe u nquote....lol......bigger pots, will def work. plastic holds in chems,depending on the specific material. plastic cups are a cheap plastic.
 

Sianna

Member
I’m defiantly not an expert… I’m a first time grower myself, but I lost three plants to over watering and not enough light and mine did a similar thing as yours are doing.

Once I let the dirt dry out completely between watering the leaves stopped yellowing and curling under. Maybe you’re over watering?

Don’t know if that will help you. I’ll keep my fingers crossed and let us know if you find out what the cause is and how you corrected it.

Good luck!
Sianna
 

gangjababy

Well-Known Member
if i am not mistaken.....those are in plastic cups. never use plastic cups. nute burn is def the case here. looks like they can make it tho, ganj is a damn strong plant....just took a closer look......red drinking cups.....get them out of there. keep the soil, just transplant into bigger. being as how they are in such a small area, the soil has no way to quote breathe u nquote....lol......bigger pots, will def work. plastic holds in chems,depending on the specific material. plastic cups are a cheap plastic.
I use plastic cups to start my plants there is nothing wrong with it.
Katie, answer my questions so I can better diagnose your plants...
 

doc111

Well-Known Member
I use plastic cups to start my plants there is nothing wrong with it.
Katie, answer my questions so I can better diagnose your plants...
I use plastic cups for starting seeds and clones. Never had a problem with it either.
 

doc111

Well-Known Member
well i hope all this helps.... thanks guys ;)
It looks like they've been transplanted but it looks like a really rich soil mixture. I don't see any perlite. I hope it has something in it to loosen it up so those roots can breathe and not sit in a mud bog.
 
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