sick plants please help!

D

Drizzle1994

Member
plants are sick, thought i had a calcium deficiency but i used cal mag on the last two waters and i havent seen improvement. it looks as if the tips are curling downwards and turning brown, or a lightish yellow. any input would be great thanks! also the leaves feel hard, and crisp, ive had the osciolating fan on them set onto low, could this be related to the wind?
 

Attachments

  • IMG_1047.JPG
    IMG_1047.JPG
    951 KB · Views: 23
  • IMG_1048.JPG
    IMG_1048.JPG
    1.3 MB · Views: 19
  • IMG_1049.JPG
    IMG_1049.JPG
    707.7 KB · Views: 21
  • IMG_1050.JPG
    IMG_1050.JPG
    700.7 KB · Views: 22
  • IMG_1051.JPG
    IMG_1051.JPG
    758.7 KB · Views: 22
Wind damage could happen , are you just worried about the leaf tips? One pic looked like slight yellowing due to nitrogen deficiency but plant looks healthy from these pics, is the fan blowing her around or just intermittent breeze? Hard to diagnose from the pics but she looks ok
 
Drizzle1994 said:
plants are sick, thought i had a calcium deficiency but i used cal mag on the last two waters and i havent seen improvement. it looks as if the tips are curling downwards and turning brown, or a lightish yellow. any input would be great thanks! also the leaves feel hard, and crisp, ive had the osciolating fan on them set onto low, could this be related to the wind?
Click to expand...

Cannabis is in reality just a weed and is indigenous almost everywhere on the planet...growing quite healthy in outdoor gardens where the grower cannot control wind. The issues you are having is not in all likelihood due to the fan. You have a nutrient problem...could be deficiency, could be excess, could be ph, could be this, or could be that. What I am getting at is that this is your grow...you know what you put in your medium mix. Something is not right...try this web site http://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-symptoms-pictures

We can only give you our 'opinions'...Knowing what you did is causing a problem...get some cultivation knowledge and make your own diagnosis and fix it. You will get a more accomplished feeling correcting it yourself then taking our word for it. We do not know specifically what caused the issue...we can give you general advice but at the end of the day it is your grow and only you can determine what is best for it.

Good Luck and Great Growing
 
$bkbbudz$ said:
Cannabis is in reality just a weed and is indigenous almost everywhere on the planet...growing quite healthy in outdoor gardens where the grower cannot control wind. The issues you are having is not in all likelihood due to the fan. You have a nutrient problem...could be deficiency, could be excess, could be ph, could be this, or could be that. What I am getting at is that this is your grow...you know what you put in your medium mix. Something is not right...try this web site http://www.growweedeasy.com/cannabis-symptoms-pictures

We can only give you our 'opinions'...Knowing what you did is causing a problem...get some cultivation knowledge and make your own diagnosis and fix it. You will get a more accomplished feeling correcting it yourself then taking our word for it. We do not know specifically what caused the issue...we can give you general advice but at the end of the day it is your grow and only you can determine what is best for it.

Good Luck and Great Growing
Click to expand...
thanks so much im using happy frog mixed half and half with fox farm light warrior and i havent given any nutes except 2 doses of cal mag, i always check my ph before watering as well, i have been doing alot of research on this and i believe it is a potassium deficiency because i understand when i added calmag, i couldve somehow blocked the uptake of potassium. any advice or opinions are welcomed with open arms ^.^ thanks alll
 
i have the oscilating fan about 4 feet away on low so they get a mild breeze nothing that shakes the main stem too roughly though, and i am using 50% fox farm light warrior and 50% happy frog soil
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top