officernasty
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i came home one night and the plant leafs have rust looking spots on them and the tips on most of the leafs are curling up, anyone have any advice?
help with my plant, 7 weeks into flowering, rust spots on leafs, have pics
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officernasty
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as i was looking i came across some nutrient burn, is this what this could be?
budleydoright
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looks like a bloom boost OD. i think this is why House and Garden sells single use packs of their shooting powder with strict usage guidlines. Stuff like kool bloom dry is really concentrated and is really only needed a few times during flowering. Yet the instructions say to use it with every feeding during flowering.
They're injured dood.
They're injured dood.
officernasty
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its my buddys plant that he had to bring over and we are flushing it right now but i think the damage is already done
calicko
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Time to tell your buddy it's time to place your lady back into a vegetative state and try to water more and fertilize less!
7 weeks and there were still very small buds, your friend new at this? He may have just killed that plant! It's looking extra crispy but with a transplant and a couple flushes, it may just decide to live but you won't have buds anymore.
When I look closer at your pics do I see that alot of your fan leaves were spiraling which indicates a drastic heat fluctuation. Most likely it was too humid from 12 hours off and the heat built up from your lights after that time too quickly. a cold blast of A/C air in a grow room can also have this effect on leaves, usually it's not permanent though. Anyways, I disagree with the over fert in this case, you did mention using ferts though, when your friend should have started flushing weeks ago!!
7 weeks and there were still very small buds, your friend new at this? He may have just killed that plant! It's looking extra crispy but with a transplant and a couple flushes, it may just decide to live but you won't have buds anymore.
When I look closer at your pics do I see that alot of your fan leaves were spiraling which indicates a drastic heat fluctuation. Most likely it was too humid from 12 hours off and the heat built up from your lights after that time too quickly. a cold blast of A/C air in a grow room can also have this effect on leaves, usually it's not permanent though. Anyways, I disagree with the over fert in this case, you did mention using ferts though, when your friend should have started flushing weeks ago!!
