It’s getting worse !!! Please help

Coloradogrower710

Coloradogrower710

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Rollinjawns said:
So I think I found the problem. I have fed both my plants the same exact thing on the same schedule since they’ve popped and I decided I would feed them in some grow 2-1-6 by cutting edge since I thought my k levels were low. Just checked my ppm and one plant is right at about 100 and doing better I believe but the other is at 600 and not looking to good so I think I’m going to steer away from the fox farm next time around
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good choice its to hot to start get roots organic soil next time.
 
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ComfortCreator

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Rollinjawns said:
So I think I found the problem. I have fed both my plants the same exact thing on the same schedule since they’ve popped and I decided I would feed them in some grow 2-1-6 by cutting edge since I thought my k levels were low. Just checked my ppm and one plant is right at about 100 and doing better I believe but the other is at 600 and not looking to good so I think I’m going to steer away from the fox farm next time around
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Ok i am confused but hey im sober right now, i promise to fix that asap

Meanwhile...i thought in the first post you said you have not fed them except for mammoth P (phosphorus focused microbes).

And the plant is fairly small for a 3gal pot at 4 weeks. Did you feed them the 2 1 6 since the beginning? If so we have the problem.

This grow looks fine to me dont overworry. I recommend buying Recharge as your go to microbe tea. I have that and Mammoth P. Both have value. Recharge is more of a generalized tea with many helpful elements...aminos, fluvic acid, humic acid, mollasses to feed the microbes it has.

Mammoth P has some value in helping insure there is enough available when you get to flower. It is a mineral very slow to break down. Recharge helps grow big root systems and also helps heal the plant from stresses.......<--- good stuff!
 
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NightOwlBono

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Fox farms ocean forest comes out at 1800ppm when i test the run off after watering rainwater.
If you growing in straight ffOF then you don’t need a lot of nutes.

I Run 3/4FFOF and 1/4 FF happy frog in bloom
 
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Rollinjawns

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crimsonecho said:
I thought it was definitely a K def. I’m shocked. Shocked!
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I didn’t give them a lot of the 2-1-6 I gave 2 ml when it suggested 10 so I don’t really think I really ever put the K in it but I said previously that one soil tested a lot higher ppm at run off than the other one so I think that could be part of the growth problem for the small one but the big one I don’t know why it’s slowing and yellowing
 
crimsonecho

crimsonecho

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once they start yellowing they will rarely bounce back. Rather than wasting energy on saving damaged leaves, plant puts its effort in growing new ones. Whatever happens good or bad will happen on the new growth. You can just strip the old damaged ones.
 
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Rollinjawns

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crimsonecho said:
once they start yellowing they will rarely bounce back. Rather than wasting energy on saving damaged leaves, plant puts its effort in growing new ones. Whatever happens good or bad will happen on the new growth. You can just strip the old damaged ones.
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The leaves that were the original problem are already dead it’s just slowly moving it’s way up the plant that yellowing is new within the last 2 days
 
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Rollinjawns

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Never mind I figured it out it’s root rot they’re to far gone now my room is way to hot I’m just gonna call this one a loss and try again when I get something to cool the room
 
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