Wind Burn?

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_Cozat_

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My plant is almost 3 weeks old, I have some brown/yellowing on the leafs. I thought it was nute burn but I flushed her with correct ph water and it still go a bit worse. I also thought it was wind burn if any one could help me that would be great!

(I know it's hard to say for sure what the problem is without being in the garden but if any one could point me in the right direction, like I said it would be great.0704190048a.jpg 0704190048.jpg )
 
Those look like the bottom leaves - that first set of serrated leaves that come out after the cotelydons have opened. I wouldn't worry about those bottom leaves as the plant will shrivel them up and discard them.

What does the new growth look like? If there are no discolorations on the new stuff, you are good. Can you take a "not so close" pic and show what the new growth looks like?
 
StareCase said:
Those look like the bottom leaves - that first set of serrated leaves that come out after the cotelydons have opened. I wouldn't worry about those bottom leaves as the plant will shrivel them up and discard them.

What does the new growth look like? If there are no discolorations on the new stuff, you are good. Can you take a "not so close" pic and show what the new growth looks like?
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StareCase said:
The new stuff looks fine … no wind burn on those.

Have you started her on some veg nutes yet?
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It's an autoflower btw and I use the fox farms Grow Big Tiger Bloom and Big Bloom, I only feed once so far and followed the chart it came with. I knew I added a bit to much like a day or so later so I flushed her
 
there is something definitely wrong,i see fading in the upper leaves which are also drooping..im not exactly sure what it is though.

the fading looks like a nute def...its possible you fixed it with the ph adjustment,wee what happens in the next couple days,,,if the newer growth starts to get affected flush and start over
 
_Cozat_ said:
… The drooping leafs are probably because of the flush …
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Give it some time now that you have flushed … and when you are ready to start adding nutes again, I would cut it to about 1/2 of the recommended dosage on the bottles - like 1 tsp per gallon. I use the FF nutes as well and find that full strength is too much even for adult plants.
 
StareCase said:
Give it some time now that you have flushed … and when you are ready to start adding nutes again, I would cut it to about 1/2 of the recommended dosage on the bottles - like 1 tsp per gallon. I use the FF nutes as well and find that full strength is too much even for adult plants.
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Ok,thank you for all the help so far.
 
StareCase said:
Give it some time now that you have flushed … and when you are ready to start adding nutes again, I would cut it to about 1/2 of the recommended dosage on the bottles - like 1 tsp per gallon. I use the FF nutes as well and find that full strength is too much even for adult plants.
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Its got worse, any ideas?
 

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