Immobile nut lockout?

anada

anada

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Hi
Very odd, very odd looking plants
Looking back it all started after transplant.
My diagnosis is a lockout due the a very low potting soil PH (found out only two days ago )
So I moved them back to smaller pot (some rotted some didn’t)
Flushed till ph came out normal
But so far no recovery..
Am I missing something
Maybe it is too late for my babies
Check out the photos: huge caylax,upper stem is yellow and thin, distorted upper leaves
 

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anada

anada

Active Member
Good light good nutes
Only reason could be ph but still.. never have i seen anything like this
 
Star Dog

Star Dog

Well-Known Member
anada said:
Hi
Very odd, very odd looking plants
Looking back it all started after transplant.
My diagnosis is a lockout due the a very low potting soil PH (found out only two days ago )
So I moved them back to smaller pot (some rotted some didn’t)
Flushed till ph came out normal
But so far no recovery..
Am I missing something
Maybe it is too late for my babies
Check out the photos: huge caylax,upper stem is yellow and thin, distorted upper leaves
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Are they auto or photo?
They look like to me like they're flowering?
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I think that's a nanner?
If is I'd bin it, if it's in flower I'd bin it.

If it's still vegging and I'm mistaken it should be easy enough to get it back on track.
 
70's natureboy

70's natureboy

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It looks like common over feeding to me. If they were in Pro Mix you would know exactly how much feed they have had.
 
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