Whats wrong, need early diagonsis

SimpleSimon

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• Jun 14, 2008

• #1

over watering?
Nute burn?
Deficiency?

So these guys i have been growing organic. I have just repotted them. I have lime in the soil for a ph stabilizer. I have a mixture of bat guano and worm castings, blood and bone meal. I have added humic acid twice since germination. And a 1/2 solution of Bio-Organic "Botanicare" PowerPlant. They have been living under a 125watt CFL and have just put in the 400 watt MH for vegging. they are on 24 hour clock.

These showed yesterday while putting in these pots. Any idea of whats up?

 

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KillerWeed420

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• Jun 14, 2008

• #2

It looks like it could be mold. Have you got a good fan blowing on them?

 

SimpleSimon

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• Jun 14, 2008

• #3

yeah there is an air intake fan blowing on them. Nice a low, just enough to make them dance.

 

bcurwi1

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• Jun 14, 2008

• #4

that loks like nute burn to me..

 

SimpleSimon

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• Jun 15, 2008

• #5

Any other thoughts?

 

NewGrowth

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• Jun 15, 2008

• #6

Rot, mold or bugs does not look like a nutrient problem to me are you misting the leaves? Any mites? Make sure your sold dries a bit between waterings.

 

SimpleSimon

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• Jun 15, 2008

• #7

hmmm i was thinking it could be the soil. It was too compact.

 

bcurwi1

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• Jun 15, 2008

• #8

SimpleSimon said:

hmmm i was thinking it could be the soil. It was too compact.

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ya you definetly want to keep your soil aired and fluffy not too compact but i dont think that would cause this kind of damage to your plants

 

NewGrowth

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• Jun 15, 2008

• #9

You soil looks really wet, remove the damaged leaf and cut back on watering

 

SimpleSimon

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• Jun 15, 2008

• #10

I had just put them in these pots when i took this photo. I havn't watered them in a few days now....

You think i should take the damaged leaf off? I heard that if over 50% was still green the leaf was still usefull to the plant....!?

 

NewGrowth

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• Jun 15, 2008

• #11

SimpleSimon said:

I had just put them in these pots when i took this photo. I havn't watered them in a few days now....

You think i should take the damaged leaf off? I heard that if over 50% was still green the leaf was still usefull to the plant....!?

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If its diseased its not of much use but to spread disease.

 

SimpleSimon

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• Jun 16, 2008

• #12

It was also the time that i noticed the yellowing leaves.

On a lighter note, they have done some good growing in the last few days. And the newer leaves don't have any spots on them. I am going to baby them for a few more days before i start with any nutes.