Leaves Yellow And Wrinkled

Mayor Quimby

Mayor Quimby

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New strain and Im having problems after putting into flowering. I suspect this is from over-watering. it a super silver haze two weeks into flowering grown in coco and perlite. I give her water about every 3-4 days and give her half strength humboldt 3 part nutes. ph was 6.2 when problem first appeared. after additional info I changed ph to 5.6.
Any feedback is much appreciated. I heard sativa like dessert conditions. I grow one other sativa which didn't have this problem.
 
Jesushasdreads

Jesushasdreads

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is your container big enough? i've seen rootbound plants looking like that before..... but since you said your containers are drying every 3-4 days i wouldnt say over watering, coco is one difficult medium to over or under water, def post pix in better light
 
Mayor Quimby

Mayor Quimby

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UPDATE:
Plants are the same took some shots after lights out not the greatest but I hope this helps.
I never thought of the plant getting root bound, maybe a possibility? Any other suggestions. Im probably going to kill it and start over. This is my second sativa grow, first was a Sagmarthas western wind, did great.
 
Jesushasdreads

Jesushasdreads

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to be honest you'll probably save yourself much time and hassel to cut it.... i dont see any good vegetation on any of your branches. i see your light is super close to the plant also, are your temps staying in a good range? also do those containers have good drainage? that looks like lockout or toxicity to me considering the short amount of time this occured. do you have a possible pest infestation? because if that is the case you need to eradicate that issue before starting a new grow. also i would check your root ball after you cut it because if you got dead/ dying brown roots throughout then that could have been your problem. dont just cut it and toss it, do some investigation to prevent future issues. its much better to prevent a problem than to correct and issue imo.....like preventative maintenance on an auto
 
Mayor Quimby

Mayor Quimby

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To be honest you'll probably save yourself much time and hassel to cut it.... i dont see any good vegetation on any of your branches. i see your light is super close to the plant also, are your temps staying in a good range? also do those containers have good drainage? that looks like lockout or toxicity to me considering the short amount of time this occured. do you have a possible pest infestation? because if that is the case you need to eradicate that issue before starting a new grow. also i would check your root ball after you cut it because if you got dead/ dying brown roots throughout then that could have been your problem. dont just cut it and toss it, do some investigation to prevent future issues. its much better to prevent a problem than to correct and issue imo.....like preventative maintenance on an auto
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I was thinking of the same thing. Ill update with pictures of the roots and medium. I don't think its a bug issue. My lighting's a 250w HPS hung vertical and its about ~8" from the cool tube. My temps are average summer temps around 75 - 82 closer to the bulb. Ventilation, 4 inch inline fan 140 CFM. Humidity not too sure, could be low with the fan I have. My wife informed me that about a week and a half ago the exhaust vent fell off and she put it back on but wasn't sure how long it was off(no more than a few hours). Will a short heat wave cause so much permanent damage?
I don't want to create the same mistakes.

Thanks for the replys. :leaf:
 
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