Strangeways
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Hope it wasn't I've just added bio nutesYes, from the soil.
Hope it wasn't I've just added bio nutesYes, from the soil.
Now I'm worriedI agree, that's not what a hungry plant looks like...
Yes, from the soil.
When have either of you ever seen a plant burning in flower from store bought commercially available soil? They just dont make it that strong. If its any type of burn its light burn not nutrient burn.I agree, that's not what a hungry plant looks like...
The seedlings were burnt from the startWhen have either of you ever seen a plant burning in flower from store bought commercially available soil? They just dont make it that strong. If its any type of burn its light burn not nutrient burn.
Ive planted seeds in straight fox farm ocean forest and they didnt show any symptoms like that. I just cant believe any soil company would sell dirt that doesnt come with dilution instructions that would cause that. Did you notice theres almost no tricombs on the plant as well?The seedlings were burnt from the start
...it could be hungry at this point i suppose but damn it's hard to tell with those nutrient burnt leaves...
So what you're saying is, the pic of the seedling, where the tips are crispy as hell, at a week old, in ALL MIX organic soil (meant for mature plants [they sell "light mix" for seedlings]) isn't burning, it is in fact hungry? Or what?Ive planted seeds in straight fox farm ocean forest and they didnt show any symptoms like that. I just cant believe any soil company would sell dirt that doesnt come with dilution instructions that would cause that. Did you notice theres almost no tricombs on the plant as well?
I mean to be honest it looks a little like nutrient burn. But with him never adding a drop of fertlizer i cant see how thats possible. Ive used full strength soil with sprouts so many times before and never run into that.So what you're saying is, the pic of the seedling, where the tips are crispy as hell, at a week old, in ALL MIX organic soil (meant for mature plants [they sell "light mix" for seedlings]) isn't burning, it is in fact hungry? Or what?
Obviously the damage we see is from over fert. I hope we are on the same page there.
Perhaps at this point it is hungry, but considering the size of the plant, WHERE DID ALL THOSE NUTES GO? Quick google determined all mix is hot. I personally have no exp with it.
OP- once a plant is at that point they are so hard to read what it needs they aren't worth your electricity. Experiment with them and it'll at least be a lesson to ya.
Oh dearI mean to be honest it looks a little like nutrient burn. But with him never adding a drop of fertlizer i cant see how thats possible. Ive used full strength soil with sprouts so many times before and never run into that.
The more i look at the picture he posted after of the small plant thats up ontop of the other plant i think it looks like light damage. I guess well be able to tell if he gets a pic up from the side.
So ten inches away from the plant.... Ya thats probably what it was. Dont worry about the fact that you fed them. It wont make much of a difference if you did or not, at ten inches away from the light youll make any plant cringe. Try out 2.5 feet and see how that goes for ya. Just raise the light up to proper height and keep on going. Dont chuck anything out if theres still room for it in the tent. And do yourself a favor and start reading up on the basics. Reading make your plants grow bigger.Oh dear
I've added nutes and turned the 2nd light back on now!!!!
Both lights are now as high as they can go in my tent but were about 10 inches max above the main plants and probably 20 above seedlings before.
I just want to reiterate this is the 2nd grow the first was in the same soil with only tap water no single nutrients added and all 4 strains were OK no sign of this problem whatsoever.
Out of my 9 strains this time 3 are the same as the first run
I've 2 ghost train haze which just grew yellow straight out the gate
Others followed
If it helps identify nute uptake current plants are
2 ghost train haze
2 blueberry *
Jack Herer
Sense skunk*
Northern lights*
Girl Scout cookies
*grown before
Really appreciate you guys input but Stumped as to what to do now??
Well, everyones got different opinions on what it is. i hate it when this happens. But its all good. Im sure the op learned something from all of this. Bickering always seems to bring the facts that got missed to the light and usually solves the problems. theres three different theories on the table. Now the op just has to pick the one he finds most plausible.I still say it's not overfert or light burn,the very top growth doesn't look burnt.The damage is highly mobile,and looks like a textbook potassium deficiency,look at the leaf edges and tips all over the plant.But then again I don't know this soil,but I doubt it would have even made it to flower if it was nutrient burn on this scale...nope I stand by a deficiency.Get a basic complete NPK formula and feed it lightly to start and watch for positive changes.
Ok so LEDs gotta be that far away wow I was using YouTube vids as a guide and they had em down as far as poss thought 10 inches was me being TOO cautious.So ten inches away from the plant.... Ya thats probably what it was. Dont worry about the fact that you fed them. It wont make much of a difference if you did or not, at ten inches away from the light youll make any plant cringe. Try out 2.5 feet and see how that goes for ya. Just raise the light up to proper height and keep on going. Dont chuck anything out if theres still room for it in the tent. And do yourself a favor and start reading up on the basics. Reading make your plants grow bigger.
My eggs are thoroughly in your basket mr hound I do hope you're right just got some tomato nutesI still say it's not overfert or light burn,the very top growth doesn't look burnt.The damage is highly mobile,and looks like a textbook potassium deficiency,look at the leaf edges and tips all over the plant.But then again I don't know this soil,but I doubt it would have even made it to flower if it was nutrient burn on this scale...nope I stand by a deficiency.Get a basic complete NPK formula and feed it lightly to start and watch for positive changes.
One way of looking at itWell, everyones got different opinions on what it is. i hate it when this happens. But its all good. Im sure the op learned something from all of this. Bickering always seems to bring the facts that got missed to the light and usually solves the problems. theres three different theories on the table. Now the op just has to pick the one he finds most plausible.
ThanksI hope it works out for you,don't go crazy with the nutrients.And watch it over the next week or so...particularly if there is any new growth.Don't expect the damage to recover,but it shouldn't advance.
Good luck.