Whats wrong this my first grow

HighLife4Me

HighLife4Me

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New growth looks healthy. The issues in the older leaves can be from salt build up and a subpar root system. These issues this early on should be looked after. I would let the medium really dry out then give a good watering, no nutes. Get some good run off. Let dry out again. Start with less nutes than previously used. They will do just fine.
 
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Mrweedconnoissuer

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HighLife4Me said:
New growth looks healthy. The issues in the older leaves can be from salt build up and a subpar root system. These issues this early on should be looked after. I would let the medium really dry out then give a good watering, no nutes. Get some good run off. Let dry out again. Start with less nutes than previously used. They will do just fine.
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caddymix024

caddymix024

Active Member
looks to me like what highlife4me said, too many nutes causing nutrient burn/wilting. let the pots dry out and water with only pH balanced filtered water, nothing else for a 2-10 days, however long it take to show improvement, then slowly add the nutrients back in. gl!
 
MickFoster

MickFoster

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Hard to give advice when you don't provide any information about your grow.
Medium, pH, nutes, feeding schedule, water source, supplements, etc.
 
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Mrweedconnoissuer

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Fabric pot purple cow , super root pot ocean farm, water ph between 6.3 & 6.8, feed when medium dry, tap water, fox farm nutes just started veg nutes because a friend told me it needed it
 
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Mrweedconnoissuer

New Member
MickFoster said:
Hard to give advice when you don't provide any information about your grow.
Medium, pH, nutes, feeding schedule, water source, supplements, etc.
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Fabric pot purple cow , super root pot ocean farm, water ph between 6.3 & 6.8, feed when medium dry, tap water, fox farm nutes just started veg nutes because a friend told me it needed it
 
Cycad

Cycad

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Next time you take pics please do it under natural light. I am not inclined to bust my ass diagnosing problems in plants the colours of compost.
 
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