whats wrong with my plants? i cant seem to correct them.

M.Nice guy

Member

Sep 9, 2011

• #1

they started loosing the fan leafs first from bottom to top.

 

dirtysnowball

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Sep 9, 2011

• #2

pic 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11..... they all have N deficiency baddddd.

pic 2, 15, 16 are severe K deficiency, along with some calcium def

time to feed, anything around 10-10-10 every other watering. keep fertalizing till the last week of harvest, at the last week flush once really, really good. and then let your plant dry out as much as possible(like wilting) so that you can dry your weed easier. the flushing will wash away the nutes in the soil, and then the plant will start eating the leaves, once its doing that you'll know that your weed will taste good and not include any fertilizer

 

M.Nice guy

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Sep 10, 2011

• #3

Thanks a million man i will give that a shot.

 

M.Nice guy

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Sep 14, 2011

• #4

ph meter broke and was givin me wrong reading. i raised the ph to around 10 or even 12 or 13...

 

budforever442200

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Sep 15, 2011

• #5

Your ph locked out n.

 

M.Nice guy

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Sep 15, 2011

• #6

is there a way to bring it down safely? i have about 3-4 weeks left (high hopes). can i rejuvenate them some how?

 

budforever442200

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Sep 15, 2011

• #7

What's your runoff ph?

 

dirtysnowball

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Sep 15, 2011

• #8

just give them nutes and dont mess with the ph anymore, they'll be fine give it a try.

 

M.Nice guy

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Sep 16, 2011

• #9

not sure they are in the ground. my other meter says 7.0... im not sure what the fuck is going on. all i know is that i lost at least 50% of the weight i could of had...

 

grizlbr

Active Member

Sep 16, 2011

• #10

Found the diagnostic chart: http://www.greenmanspage.com/guides/tables.html Only you know how you grow so follow the chart Or when in doubt just do not let the soil completely dry out and time will tell short of someone salting your grow. Or experiment and read the lollipop thread

 

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watchhowIdoit

New Member

Sep 16, 2011

• #11

I agree with Snowball, they just need more food. pH is not an issue thats for sure. Dont get caught up in runoff and chasing your tail too no where. Some Fish Emulsion would do them wonders, top dressing with kelp meal if you got it or can get it...
EDIT:a Seabird guano tea would do them a really nice favor...

 

M.Nice guy

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Sep 18, 2011

• #12

thanks for the chart ref. im sure it will help me.

 

M.Nice guy

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Sep 18, 2011

• #13

i made them a bat guano tea it had worm casting, bat guano, kelp meal, pumice, glacial dust, and granular azomite. brewed for 48hrs with a pretty good air stone. fed them that and noticed nothing different. maybe i should not have diluted it...? one plant seems to be loosing all the leaves small and large on terminal nugs, crisping up and flaking away. other branches look under watered while others have dark green leaves with brown spotted veins, same plant. im just gonna cut my lose and do only tea next grow cycle. tobad sumer is a long ways a way.(free light)

 

Filthy Phil

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Sep 18, 2011

• #14

The tea should help, wise move. Give it some time. When its a defficency and the ph is correct, time and nutes will heal them. Keep with the teas too, theyre the best... Its really gonna help with the flavor. Remember, lots of molasses!

 

M.Nice guy

Member

Sep 18, 2011

• #15

yeah thanks. i just bought a gallon of molasses. hope all works out here are some updated photos.plant 1plant 2plant3plant 4

form 1-4 we have afrodite, blue dream, purp, and lavender. the other two i had where unknown and sensi star.

 

M.Nice guy

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Dec 11, 2011

• #16

is this a dna trait or deficiency or over dose?