SaucyJoshy
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can some one please help diagnose this plant i cannot find it out what is wrong
WHAT IS WRONG WITH THIS PLANT
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Jeffislovinlife
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Maybe a little more information about it could help soil watering lights what you are feeding
SaucyJoshy
Member
I don't think so i had to deal with over watering in the past and if it is overwatered, thats not the issue I'm worried about im wondering why the plant leaves are so deformed
Budzbuddha
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Yikes ....
Give us info on grow.
Lights
temps
rh
water / ph
medium
nutes
strain
Give us info on grow.
Lights
temps
rh
water / ph
medium
nutes
strain
Jeffislovinlife
Well-Known Member
What kind of lights are you running how far away is it as always thank you for your time
The Gram Reaper
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Way overdosed on nitrogen.
More info needed, as suggested by the others.
More info needed, as suggested by the others.
The Gram Reaper
Well-Known Member
The curling looks like over watered along with overdose of nitrogen. Are you growing in hay?
Keeprollinup
Well-Known Member
To much N flush it.
SaucyJoshy
Member
the plant was a experiment to begin with it, it was grown outdoors late season it sprouted August 8th in a plastic pot with only Vermisoil and water from my hoes, I did move it indoors as a gift to my bro cause he asked me if he could have it(it would still be outdoors if not for this reason), over watering could definitely be the issue, the hoes was not a wise way to water a plant no idea how this plant is alive, but i figured if it made it this far i might as well try to save it and use it as a learning tool well i have it, the hay was added after i moved it indoors, please let me know if anyone has anymore questions, and thanks for the help
Haze the maze
Well-Known Member
Hay?
Don't look like a horse to Me.
Don't look like a horse to Me.
SaucyJoshy
Member
Well technically its living mulch, but thanks for nothing.
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the plant was a experiment to begin with it, it was grown outdoors late season it sprouted August 8th in a plastic pot with only Vermisoil and water from my hoes, I did move it indoors as a gift to my bro cause he asked me if he could have it(it would still be outdoors if not for this reason), over watering could definitely be the issue, the hoes was not a wise way to water a plant no idea how this plant is alive, but i figured if it made it this far i might as well try to save it and use it as a learning tool well i have it, the hay was added after i moved it indoors, please let me know if anyone has anymore questions, and thanks for the help
SaucyJoshy
Member
the plant was a experiment to begin with it, it was grown outdoors late season it sprouted August 8th in a plastic pot with only Vermisoil and water from my hoes, I did move it indoors as a gift to my bro cause he asked me if he could have it(it would still be outdoors if not for this reason), over watering could definitely be the issue, the hoes was not a wise way to water a plant no idea how this plant is alive, but i figured if it made it this far i might as well try to save it and use it as a learning tool well i have it, the hay was added after i moved it indoors, please let me know if anyone has anymore questions, and thanks for the help
Herb & Suds
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Did you grow it under a blurple?
SaucyJoshy
Member
No it was grown in the sun and it has always had this issue please try to refrain from focusing on the indoor setup I can assure everyone that it has nothing to do with this issue
The Gram Reaper
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It looks like a simple nitrogen overdose to me. I also see similar things happen to clones when root hasn't fully developed
Also, if you are growing in hay the root won't be able to fight back drowning. I see it happen when I don't let the root develop on the clones enough before transplanting. After I water they get that curled look and burn from clone strength food. I think it happened to one of my smaller clones this run I can show you a pic if you want.
SaucyJoshy
Member
Yeah if you could shoot a pic that would be nice, any idea how the nitrogen overdose happend? Is it from the hoes, like i said i only use vermisoil and water from a hoes so the nitrogen overdose to me is very strange, also how can i fix a nitrogen overdose? I'm going to look it up but I figure you have personal experience, anyways I'm sure this is obvious but im using hay on top of the soil not growing to in hay and you are 100% correct i am very careful with the watering because of the hay helps it retain water for much longer if feel personally