problem to my little cannabis plants

karharias

karharias

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Hi there!
I'm back after 2 years! Well where is the Greek section in this forum?

Anyway I have problems with my young plants. Can anyone help? This is happened before 2-3 days and keep the problem growing with my plants.

What I should do to repair my plants and abvoid to be this happened again?

Please answer in "easy way reading and understanding english" :D
 

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madnugs

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i believe you have a nutrient burn, try flushing the plant with just water, it will come around. good luck!
 
karharias

karharias

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madnugs said:
i believe you have a nutrient burn, try flushing the plant with just water, it will come around. good luck!
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hey, thanks for the quick reply!!

by "flushing" what do you mean? What i understand is put the plants under running water so the nutrients get flushed away. Is this correct? Or do you mean for the next 3-4 waterings just use plain water?
 
itsgrowinglikeaweed

itsgrowinglikeaweed

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I agree with the nute burn. But, I don't think its bad enough to need a flush. I think if you just water it for a week or two it'll be ok. Overall it looks good.
Good luck!
 
Died Evil

Died Evil

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jwop said:
this is not a nute burn ... it is a deficiency of nitrogen
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I seen the photo and thought the same thing...nitrogen deficiency usually starts from the bottom and works its way up.

What kinda of nutrients you using?

And for the Greek....YAHSU!!!
 
jwop

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Died Evil said:
I seen the photo and thought the same thing...nitrogen deficiency usually starts from the bottom and works its way up.

What kinda of nutrients you using?

And for the Greek....YAHSU!!!
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if you are in veg give it 321 ... if you are in flower give it 231

you are doing good ... but your plant is telling you that it wants a little more nitrogen than you are feeding it
 
itsgrowinglikeaweed

itsgrowinglikeaweed

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Like most plants, a marijuana plant uses its bottom leaves kind of like a bank. If there is too much fertilizer in the soil it will try to STORE the excess nutrients in the bottom leaves. If there are not enough nutrients in the soil it will TAKE what it needs from the bottom leaves.
Your plant is nice and dark green except for the few bottom leaves. Thats why I think its and excess of nutrients not a deficiency. If it were nitrogen deficient the leaves would not be so green. Your plant had an excess of nutrients, it tried to store them in the bottom leaves, and it burned them slightly.
I think jwop is referring to fertilizer that is NPK (3-2-1) for veg and (2-3-1) for flower. Which are the approximate RATIOS that you would want. However you do not need those specific numbers of NPK.
 
karharias

karharias

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Hello again

I followed your instructions and for the past 10 days i watered the plants only with distilled water (no nutrients) .

Now as you can see from the pictures one of the plants looks actually worse but i cannot figure out what is wrong with it. One other starts to look worse (picture3) and the other 3 plants look ok. The temperature while the lamp is on is 29 degrees Celsius so i think it is not burnt by the heat.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated!!
 

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itsgrowinglikeaweed

itsgrowinglikeaweed

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Look at the pictures on this page> http://www.ganjaguerrilla.net/index.htm
Compare them to your plant. Consider what you were feeding it before.
Ok I looked up your BioHeaven and RootJuice. Neither one of those is actually fertilizer. They are just fancy additives. Your supposede to use them WITH fertilizer. Your going to want to get some real food now. Your plants are pretty much starving at this point.
I THINK the BioHeaven and RootJuice accellerated the uptake of the organic nutrients in your soil giving your plant the appearance of over fertilization. But all those soil nutrients have since been used up and now your plant is starving. It does look like multiple deficiencies now. You could try a well rounded organic fert like Fox Farms Grow Big. Something that has micro as well as macro nutrients.
 
karharias

karharias

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The plants is OK now! Flashing with water for two weeks, then I use Bio nutrients and everything looks fine!

BUT I have problem, again, with another plant. Look this photos.. this plant is about one and a half meter tall and she is six months old!!! This situation is complicated but the plant looks fine until this problem. Why this happened? I use only water and for 5 times I use nutrients and then again only water.
 

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itsgrowinglikeaweed

itsgrowinglikeaweed

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Glad to hear the other plants have improved.
First of all, you should not cut those leaves off. Take a picture with them still on the plant. Even though they are damaged the plant can still use them. And it helps to know from where on the plant those leaves came.
Spots are often caused by PH problems. Do you check your PH?
The other leaf that has faded out looks like a Mg deficiency. You may have nutrient lockout due to high or low PH. I would start by checking the PH.
 
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Krack420

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Get a good PH meter and test the PH. Those earlier pictures look like a nute lockout more than a burn. Flushing helped the PH which probably allowed the nutrient to be taken up by the plant. Nute lockout can be from improper PH or too high of another nutrient, so flushing helps both problems. It will come back if you don't check your PH and maybe even your EC. If growing in soil, you can probably get away with not having an EC meter, as long as your PH is checked often and kept in the right range. Be sure to not use too many additives, and focus on the main grow and bloom. If you have no way of testing EC, start at half strength and slowly work your way up. You have to be careful though, because there are a few brands where 1/2 strength would even be too much.
 
karharias

karharias

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back to my first set of plants. They are doing fine, out of the 5 only 1 was male, and the 4 others have started to flower.

One of them though looks a bit different on the flowers and it starts to show little signs of burn. This is the tallest of the plants, and is 10-15cm away from the cooltube.

So two questions. Why do the flowers look different and why is my plant burning?

pictures 1-2 are from the plant with the problem, picture 3 is from a healthy plant.
 

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