SERIOUS UNKNOWN PROBLEM, please help! *with pics*

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grassisgreen

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• Jul 15, 2009

• #1

sorry this new thread has pics

My plants have been doing fine for the month of their lives, but recently they have developed yellow blotchy patches, curling upwards and becoming crispy.

I have no idea why they are doing this.
I thought i was magnesium def, so i added Epsom salts. And it couldn't be nutrient burn as they were doing fine the whole time.

they only started to decline after i moved them out of a shaded greenhouse to next to a fence and a metal shed

they are not dead as the stalks and veins are still green

Could it be a mixture of over watering, and too much sunlight? possibly pH?

please tell me your thoughts!

 

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timsatx1

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• Jul 15, 2009

• #2

They look dead to me. Sorry.

 

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grassisgreen

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• Jul 15, 2009

• #3

The stalks and veins are still green

 

"SmokinForever"

Active Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #4

Burn't to a crisp maybe the metal shed was reflecting light and burning them? Sorry bout your luck bro but they might still have a chance get them some water and be gentle with them

 

dcarfangnia

Active Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #5

the heat from the shed killed em.. you can tell they got cooked

 

doobnVA

Well-Known Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #6

Yeah they are fried.

Same thing happened to me when I left trays of seedlings sitting on my sidewalk and brick steps. the heat bouncing off the cement/brick was just too much for them to handle when they had been used to living in the shade.

If you're moving your plants from a shady/cool location to a location with full sun you've got to harden them off first.

 

"SmokinForever"

Active Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #7

I think they have a chance but your gonna have to maybe move back to where you had them in the greenhouse and let them try to bounce back... They are weeds after all and are hard as hell to kill man!!! Good luck

 

"SmokinForever"

Active Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #8

BTW having 2 plants in one container is bad cause they will kill each other fighting for space...So transplant into some good organic soil like fox farm in like a week or so and hope for the best!!

 

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grassisgreen

Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #9

alright! thanks man, appreciate the help

 

darkdestruction420

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• Jul 15, 2009

• #10

i'd start some new seeds in the meantime if i were you, that way if they dont make it you'll at least have a 3 weeks old unstressed new plant, still try to save the other one, like i said i'd plant some new ones now and wait for a month b4 giving up on these ones here.

 

darkdestruction420

Well-Known Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #11

not that one in the second pic though.....its dead or not worth saving if at all, that ones too far either way. kill it

 

"SmokinForever"

Active Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #12

Good call dd420 get new ones started cause more likely than not those ain't gonna make it cause they have been shocked pretty badly but who knows

 

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grassisgreen

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• Jul 15, 2009

• #13

great minds think alike my friend
that was my plan

 

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zuzzu

Member

• Jul 15, 2009

• #14

If it was just vegging, i would top it off just above the last node with no dead plant matter. Works with my rosses, others on here know far more about mj than me.