some help please

C

cameforthedank

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The leaves on my plant are turning yellow and brown and dying.
They started turning yellow about two days ago so i figured that they just needed more water so i watered it more. I checked on it last night and it was still yellow and i noticed that some of the other leaves has brown spots on it. So I added some super thrive to it.

Its growing under one 6500k cfl.

My plan was to start flowering it sunday should i wait for it get better or clip the dying leaves
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streets

streets

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flip your pics! but it looks like its nitrogen deficiency, imo. but it would help to know your nute regimen
 
Bublonichronic

Bublonichronic

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streets said:
flip your pics! but it looks like its nitrogen deficiency, imo. but it would help to know your nute regimen
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does look like N def, but the leaves also indicate heat, maybe lack of airflo?...whats the temps and humidity? how the airflow too?
 
C

cameforthedank

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yeah i havent added any to it for nutrients and i dont think its the heat because the box its in doesn't get hot at all. What should i get for nutrients and where could i find it?
 
Bublonichronic

Bublonichronic

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incognito5320 said:
I grow organic and use Roots Organics:

http://www.aurorainnovations.org/buddha_grow.html

http://www.aurorainnovations.org/buddha_bloom.html

Growing organic is great for a newbie ... easy/sleazy :) And you can find it at most hydro/grow supply stores. But, there are LOTS of other fine products both organic and synthetic that are easy to use. Just start about 1/4 to 1/2 strength and work your way up.
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actually, growing organic is for people who care about quality...and also, if you know what your doing, you can get almost the exact same results (weight wise, quality will obviously be better in organic) as with chem fertz, actually, my organic grow blows alot of chem grows away, lol
 
C

cameforthedank

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Thanks for the help ill shoot over to the store as soon as possible for some, is there any specific type that would be better for flowering or veg?
 
incognito5320

incognito5320

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Bublonichronic said:
actually, growing organic is for people who care about quality...and also, if you know what your doing, you can get almost the exact same results (weight wise, quality will obviously be better in organic) as with chem fertz, actually, my organic grow blows alot of chem grows away, lol
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Couldn't agree more with you ... but it is also a great place for a newbie to start ... like I said.
 
incognito5320

incognito5320

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Na, no hydro here. Don't have an issue with it, just prefer soil. Also, I provide meds for 2 medical mj patients and I have both because I only do organic/soil.
 
C

cameforthedank

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ok i was rushed by my brother at the store where i was getting the nutes so i just grabbed what i thought would be good and it was only about 15 bucks total which isnt bad. I took a picture of what i got and im wondering if that will be good to add to the plant
 

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