hey ive been growing for awhile outdoors indoors now but leaf problems are ocurring..

Hey I have a nice tree growing and now for some reason the leafs are turning black and it spreads inward on the leafs I'm using two 125w flouros and. Using fox farm soil and at night the leafs droop when I have lights off but when on they look happy and the plant is about a month old....

So can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong ive grown for the past two years and never came across leaves turning black and dying

Any way you can get some photos?

So for pics I don't nko how to post those but for nutes on my plant I started two days ago and every other watering I use grow big from fox farm... but based on the leaves they have been turning black long before I used nutes on my tree so plzz my some one throw out a cuople of suggestions

Research phosphorus deficiency and see if it sounds/looks like what you have going on.

Hey guys does phosphate deficiency have to do with leaves turning black and dying... and also I noon it ain't from nutes only because I started using it about two days ago and I'm using two 125w and good fox farm soil and I doubt its Ph in soil.. but the problem is that on the bottom of my plant leaves turn black and moves inward on leaves. So guys plzz tell me

green daddy said:

Hey guys does phosphate deficiency have to do with leaves turning black and dying... and also I noon it ain't from nutes only because I started using it about two days ago and I'm using two 125w and good fox farm soil and I doubt its Ph in soil.. but the problem is that on the bottom of my plant leaves turn black and moves inward on leaves. So guys plzz tell me

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I guess research too you means asking others.

A phosphorus deficiency can cause discoloring, anything from brown to a deep purple, and I don't mean Smoke on the Water, Deep Purple either. It can be an actual deficiency and it can be due to a lockout problem and it can be the result of cooler temperatures around 50 degrees or under. That is why some plants grown outside will turn purple in the fall. The cold nights inhibit phosphorus intake.

You need to research it thoroughly and see if it looks and sounds like what you have going on and then figure out which of the possible causes it is or else you will not know how to solve your problem.

you might not have enough light on them either. 2 125w floro is less than what they are used to. You might have shocked them bad.