Mysterious plant problems

tryincfls · Feb 21, 2011

I am having some problems with my pants. They are all showing different symptoms what do you thing is wrong with them? I think i nute burned them about a week ago but they are still pretty bad looking.
1

2

3

4

5

tryincfls · Feb 21, 2011

nothing? I really need your help, I am new to this and have never had this problem before

Jacob Sparks · Feb 21, 2011

I am 99% sure I know what the problem is. Tell me about your nutrients.

BeefSupreme · Feb 21, 2011

looks like its a nutrient problem that is based on a pH imbalance. What is your pH at? they look over watered as well..

djruiner · Feb 21, 2011

I am having some problems with my pants

...are the pockets too big?....are they them damn skinny pants now your nads are all crushed?

Jacob Sparks · Feb 22, 2011

It is very clear to me that your plants are suffering from Molybdenum deficiency. The symptoms include: Stunting and lack of vigor. This is similar to nitrogen deficiency due to the key role of molybdenum in nitrogen utilization by plants; Marginal scorching and cupping or rolling of the leaves; yellow spotting. This type of deficiency is rare and usually caused by high soil PH.

Molybdenum is required by plants for the utilization of nitrogen. Plants cannot transform nitrate nitrogen into amino acids without Molybdenum.

To fix your problem: The best source of Molybdenum is soil! So go buy some fresh soil from your local hydro store and your plants should recover nicely!

Let me know if you have any questions.

steverthebeaver81 · Feb 22, 2011

ummm, actually I m betting it was a combination of overwatering and humidity stress. What kind of humidity and temps do you run?

Jacob Sparks · Feb 22, 2011

steverthebeaver81 said:
ummm, actually I m betting it was a combination of overwatering and humidity stress. What kind of humidity and temps do you run?

tryincfls is in luck! If you are right and the problem is in fact overwatering. The solution to saving an overwatered plant is to replace the drenched soil with NEW dry soil, so the roots have a chance to breath again! Regardless of the problem replacing the soil should solve his problem.

tomatogrowop · Feb 22, 2011

looks like nute burn and over / under watering

fssalaska · Feb 22, 2011

I think you will be ok flush them "looks like you have as they show signs of over watering and being a little burned"..

nomaninsf · Feb 22, 2011

Jacob Sparks said:
tryincfls is in luck! If you are right and the problem is in fact overwatering. The solution to saving an overwatered plant is to replace the drenched soil with NEW dry soil, so the roots have a chance to breath again! Regardless of the problem replacing the soil should solve his problem.

Dude you are so retarded. I hope nobody really takes your past comments seriously.

tryincfls · Feb 22, 2011

Im on a low budget so I am using miracle grow plant food. Also I just moved them to larger pots yesterday and planted them with miracle grow organic soil. My water ph is right at 7 if not a little lower but I have no idea on the soil.

toughwork · Feb 22, 2011

haha.. im just posting this randomly in peoples threads.. i hope it tells you something.. PS: miracle grow suxxxxxxxx

Jacob Sparks · Feb 22, 2011

nomaninsf said:
Dude you are so retarded. I hope nobody really takes your past comments seriously.

Excuse me for actually putting some thought into my post! Any idiot can post an insult. You didnt have the balls or the know how to explain why you thought my posts were "SO RETARDED". Thanks for taking up space and wasting everyone's time!! :clap:

budsmoker247 · Feb 22, 2011

shittt dude, that sucks. how would you even fix that? nute burn would require flushing and they are already obviously over watered. so how the hell could ya even fix a prob like this? im kinda curious myself incase i were to run into a prob like this. higher humidity to make em sweat it out maybe?

steverthebeaver81 · Feb 24, 2011

dude your an idiot who apparently gets outta control with your copy and pasting and furthermore you need to quit convincing this guy to go get new soil! The plants are clearly overwatered and once they dry out a bit there growth and vigor should look better. That is all.

tryincfls · Feb 24, 2011

So they seem to be getting worse! I dont know what it is and I followed the overwatering theory and the soil is very dry right now. What do I do?

RawBudzski · Feb 24, 2011

well the 4th one looks cold and is just bundling up for warmth.

djruiner · Feb 24, 2011

looking at the stunted growth...very small curled leaves at the top....i would say heat stress and nute burn...what are the temps in your room...with some strains ive seen anything over 85f can cause heat stress to it...check your leaves...if they are starting to feel crispy on each leaf its probably overheated itself..evaporated all its moisture out its leaves..and will soon curl up and die...try putting a fan on it on low...mist it a few times a day with plain water..with it being that young of a plant if it does not recover soon and get those leaves back to normal health...its not going to make it

tryincfls · Feb 24, 2011

The leaves were a little crispy on one plant all over and the others on a few of the leaves. I misted them and will continue throughout the grow. I watered them as well until runoff, the soil was very dry. Hopefully they will recover quickly so I can flower soon.

Mysterious plant problems

Member

Member

Member

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Member

Well-Known Member

Member

Active Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Member

Active Member

Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Member

Well-Known Member

Well-Known Member

Member