WTF is wrong with this plant
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burgertime2010
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Lay of the water for awhile.
RAYRAY420SMOKEWEEDEREDAY
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You need to provide details.
Yes it may be and does show signs of overwatering bugertime2010 but EC8023 didnt even give any information on the plant so before I give an opinion id like to know how much you water how often what kind of nute or fert you using and how often etc
Yes it may be and does show signs of overwatering bugertime2010 but EC8023 didnt even give any information on the plant so before I give an opinion id like to know how much you water how often what kind of nute or fert you using and how often etc
jake.snake83
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I would let it stay completely dry for a few days then flush it and give it some magnesium
EC8023
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Sorry im feeding bio bizz grow 2m / 1litre
Bloom 3m/1litre
Not sure how often as I water each plant as an when it's pot is light and dry . Last watering I gave quite a lot as I had let it dry out quite a lot a and I thought it was wilting from lack of water but it's not perked up an now you say it looks over watered so I'm stuck. I think it's Pineapple Express , could it be that lime green cause of the strain
Bloom 3m/1litre
Not sure how often as I water each plant as an when it's pot is light and dry . Last watering I gave quite a lot as I had let it dry out quite a lot a and I thought it was wilting from lack of water but it's not perked up an now you say it looks over watered so I'm stuck. I think it's Pineapple Express , could it be that lime green cause of the strain
ok I will try that thanks a lot
undercovergrow
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what is your light set up? how close to the canopy is it? what stage are you in: veg or flower?
to this newb, she looks like she is praying for magnesium and a little on the hungry side, and because under- and over-watering can look the same in a picture, i wonder if she might also need more frequent watering--but i wouldn't do anything to her just yet until you gather as much information as possible. good luck!
to this newb, she looks like she is praying for magnesium and a little on the hungry side, and because under- and over-watering can look the same in a picture, i wonder if she might also need more frequent watering--but i wouldn't do anything to her just yet until you gather as much information as possible. good luck!
jimmer6577
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What size pot and type is it in. Not by the coloring, but the way you described it, I would also consider possibly rootbound.
RAYRAY420SMOKEWEEDEREDAY
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details details details
greasemonkeymann
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when did this happen?
I'd say it's a combination of being rootbound and maybe too many undisolved solids.
That's a guess considering the information provided, but i'd be willing to bet if you transplanted into a bigger pot with good soil in it, (loaded with mycos) it'd perk up within 10 days.
I don't think it's overwatered, not in my opinion. You said it was like that prior to you watering it.
Also light heat stress can make a plant do that a lil too, usually not to that degree, but what are your temps like?
EC8023
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I'm sorry for the late reply I've been busy with the plants all day and when I checked the problem plant I was shocked it was really dry again so I grabbed it by the main stem an lifted it out the pot as I suddenly thought bout possible root bound and it was most defiantly root bound ! Unfortunately when lifting it up I now snapped the main cola in half 
stupid me lifted it up while still tied down to the pot I've taped it back up and will try repot when I have money for more soil . It's an auto blue mammoth that's if I haven't mixed my seeds along the way lol . So thanks for trying to help me everyone 
stupid me lifted it up while still tied down to the pot I've taped it back up and will try repot when I have money for more soil . It's an auto blue mammoth that's if I haven't mixed my seeds along the way lol . So thanks for trying to help me everyone
greasemonkeymann
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when did this happen?
I'd say it's a combination of being rootbound and maybe too many undisolved solids.
That's a guess considering the information provided, but i'd be willing to bet if you transplanted into a bigger pot with good soil in it, (loaded with mycos) it'd perk up within 10 days.
I don't think it's overwatered, not in my opinion. You said it was like that prior to you watering it.
Also light heat stress can make a plant do that a lil too, usually not to that degree, but what are your temps like?
EC8023
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Well I added an extra light in the tent and it's been hot in there but temps top of the pot have kept around 80 as I've kept the a/c running the whole time outside of the tent so room temp been kept nice an cool . Pot size is 11-12 litre but I'd run out of soil so it's not full up to the top so defo needs transplanting ASAP the roots were all up to the top of the soil when I pulled it out . Today I flushed it out with 2 x the volume of the pot just incase it had nut lock out an now il av to see if transplanting helps but may not end up much use now with snapped main stem on top of all these other issues lol
greasemonkeymann
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aw crap, that sucks man. if the stem isn't totally severed wrap it up, brace it, spray the leaves with a mister for the next 30 hrs or so, and get the plant away from the light. Not in the dark but VERY muted light, if the damage is bad the stem can't move the water into the top of the plant and it'll die, so spray it, and treat it similar to a clone/cutting.
May not be a bad idea to get some aloe for the stem before wrapping, couldn't hurt.