★ ★ ★ What in the name of the almighty god of ghostly kush is wrong with my plant ★ ★ ★

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Markeryu

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Immediate reaction when it started was Nitrogen deficiency. Planted some bagseed and some white widow seeds in my native texas dirt. Been raining a lot lately. I gave it some 5-5-5 organic ferts (granule or whatever, not liquid) about a week/2 weeks ago but the condition has only got worse since. Yellow leaves starting from bottom, some necrosis, redish purple stems. Wat do?

Also, it looks like its already starting to bud and its female, but why so early? I put em out like 1 1/2 months ago, why would they start budding now? shouldnt it bud in fall? or is it even budding at all? it looks kinda like pistils but also could be new leaves forming, cant tell

3 plants RIGHT next to each other, could be stealing nutrients from eachother causing the nitrogen deficiency, should i kill the 2 smallest plants? dont say yes unless you're 100% sure pleasemj1.jpg mj2.jpg mj3.jpg
 
Roger A. Shrubber

Roger A. Shrubber

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^ this, feed them half strength and see if that helps, if it does give them a little more, if it doesn't, time to scratch your head some more
 
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Tristoned

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Nitro deficiency can lead to preflowering if left long enough. I don’t know if this is why, but I’d guess the plant thinks it’s starving to death so it puts out flowers as a last attempt to procreate. If you feed it, it could reveg considering you have enough light and what not.

Purple, stiff stems are a sign of being root bound so maybe that little guy next to it is causing problems, but I could be wrong. I once read that plants in the ground require 3 meters in diameter of space (and 3m below). Pulling the one might affect the other, so it’s up to you man. Good luck!
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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Tristoned said:
Nitro deficiency can lead to preflowering if left long enough. I don’t know if this is why, but I’d guess the plant thinks it’s starving to death so it puts out flowers as a last attempt to procreate. If you feed it, it could reveg considering you have enough light and what not.

Purple, stiff stems are a sign of being root bound so maybe that little guy next to it is causing problems, but I could be wrong. I once read that plants in the ground require 3 meters in diameter of space (and 3m below). Pulling the one might affect the other, so it’s up to you man. Good luck!
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This was from 3 years ago! What the hell is with people reviving old threads?
 
rob333

rob333

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Markeryu said:
Immediate reaction when it started was Nitrogen deficiency. Planted some bagseed and some white widow seeds in my native texas dirt. Been raining a lot lately. I gave it some 5-5-5 organic ferts (granule or whatever, not liquid) about a week/2 weeks ago but the condition has only got worse since. Yellow leaves starting from bottom, some necrosis, redish purple stems. Wat do?

Also, it looks like its already starting to bud and its female, but why so early? I put em out like 1 1/2 months ago, why would they start budding now? shouldnt it bud in fall? or is it even budding at all? it looks kinda like pistils but also could be new leaves forming, cant tell

3 plants RIGHT next to each other, could be stealing nutrients from eachother causing the nitrogen deficiency, should i kill the 2 smallest plants? dont say yes unless you're 100% sure pleaseView attachment 3669966 View attachment 3669967 View attachment 3669968
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im going with its a peace of crap thats needs more food and better soil in mid flower
 
hotrodharley

hotrodharley

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Yam said:
Bc other people have the same issues and the more people post the more info one will have from reading a single post.
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Right. Because there’s a real paucity of threads asking WTF is the matter with their plants right now on RIU. Right? GTFOH.
 
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