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[PadawanWarrior]

So it looks like it happened before I transplanted. Unless it can show up the next day after transplanting?? What do you think? I added 2 cups of flower girl to my mix. A little less actually. Maybe it’s too hot, but it’s def not burning tips, just causing a light green/yellow striping on some. Not all. Here are pics from today

If that big of a plant was in a 3 gal pot then ya, it's probably starving and has eaten a lot of the nutes in that little pot. It looks like it wants a little Mg. Epsom salt will provide Mg. Or use Cal-Mag if you need Ca too.

You just transplanted it, so give it some time, and I'm sure she'll look happy again soon. But watch for Mg deficiency later on. My FFOF needed to be supplemented with more Mg after a bit. I'd suggest giving it a little Epsom salt occasionally, it's got Mg and S. You can do a foliar spray with it for the plant to absorb it the quickest if you want. I'm usually too lazy for that though, and just mix it with water.

 

[The Gram Reaper]

Hmm I would go with Pandawan on this one and say you are starting to lock out a little. Probably running a little too high temps also.

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

If that big of a plant was in a 3 gal pot then ya, it's probably starving and has eaten a lot of the nutes in that little pot. It looks like it wants a little Mg. Epsom salt will provide Mg. Or use Cal-Mag if you need Ca too.

You just transplanted it, so give it some time, and I'm sure she'll look happy again soon. But watch for Mg deficiency later on. My FFOF needed to be supplemented with more Mg after a bit. I'd suggest giving it a little Epsom salt occasionally, it's got Mg and S. You can do a foliar spray with it for the plant to absorb it the quickest.

I have this I was giving her every other week and stopped the past few weeks. When I fed it to her she LOVED it lol nice healthy green. Also attached is a pic just before transplant. She’s large lol

 

[The Gram Reaper]

I found this pic

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

I found this pic
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Doesn’t molasses have calcium and magnesium in it?? If so I can run to the store and pick some unsulfered molasses and mix it into her water?

 

[The Gram Reaper]

Doesn’t molasses have calcium and magnesium in it?? If so I can run to the store and pick some unsulfered molasses and mix it into her water?

Not sure if it does or not. It would probably be best to wait for the roots to adjust.

You just transplanted it, so give it some time, and I'm sure she'll look happy again soon.

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

Not sure if it does or not. It would probably be best to wait for the roots to adjust.

Oh I’m definitely going to. Just don’t want to come in one day and my plant be burned to a crisp like my last one!

 

[PadawanWarrior]

I have this I was giving her every other week and stopped the past few weeks. When I fed it to her she LOVED it lol nice healthy green. Also attached is a pic just before transplant. She’s large lol

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If you have that good fish and seaweed shit, I'd feed the newly transplanted pot some when it's time to water again. That will help kick start the microbes and give the plants some quicker absorbed nutes for now. I use Neptune's Harvest Fish and Seaweed, and then add my own Hi-Brix molasses to it sometimes.

I go through similar issues when I force a plant to be in a 3 gal too long. I have 2 plants right now that are begging for the transplant to the 15 gal, but they need to wait until I harvest one of the plants in my flower closet. I actually could fit one in there now, but I'm liking to keep things simpler anymore. The first time I had 9 plants in my closet. Now I prefer 2 or 3. I only have 2 in there now.

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

The progression looks to be similar. The first pic to the last pic was maybe a little over a week.

 

[PadawanWarrior]

Doesn’t molasses have calcium and magnesium in it?? If so I can run to the store and pick some unsulfered molasses and mix it into her water?

Your Fish and Seaweed already has molasses. Give her a mild dose and see how she responds. I'm guessing she'll love it.

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

If you have that good fish and seaweed shit, I'd feed the newly transplanted pot some when it's time to water again. That will help kick start the microbes and give the plants some quicker absorbed nutes for now. I use Neptune's Harvest Fish and Seaweed, and then add my own Hi-Brix molasses to it sometimes.

I go through similar issues when I force a plant to be in a 3 gal too long. I have 2 plants right now that are begging for the transplant to the 15 gal, but they need to wait until I harvest one of the plants in my flower closet. I actually could fit one in there now, but I'm liking to keep things simpler anymore. The first time I had 9 plants in my closet. Now I prefer 2 or 3. I only have 2 in there now.

I just watered a half gallon, I can mix some in right now and give her another half gallon. I water a little bit every day (a few quarts) to keep the top couple inches moist until the pot gets bone dry by the next day. Then I give a full watering again with no runoff.

 

[PadawanWarrior]

The progression looks to be similar. The first pic to the last pic was maybe a little over a week. View attachment 4685044View attachment 4685048

That's a different plant. That one looks like it's getting fried or has pH issues. You probably added too much of something you shouldn't have.

 

[PadawanWarrior]

I just watered a half gallon, I can mix some in right now and give her another half gallon. I water a little bit every day (a few quarts) to keep the top couple inches moist until the pot gets bone dry by the next day. Then I give a full watering again with no runoff.

I'd give her a little now to kick start the microbes if she can take more water now.

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

I'd give her a little now to kick start the microbes if she can take more water now.

Oh she can drink water lol. She drinks a lot. Last week I filled up 10 gallons of RO water, only have 1 gallon left!!

 

[rkymtnman]

The progression looks to be similar. The first pic to the last pic was maybe a little over a week. View attachment 4685044View attachment 4685048

looks like over-ferting led to nute lockout to me. how long have you had the tip burn?

 

[rkymtnman]

That one looks like it's getting fried

yep

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

looks like over-ferting led to nute lockout to me. how long have you had the tip burn?

That was my last harvest. It turned out to be nitrogen toxicity from nutrient spikes. Removed them, flushed and the problem stopped. This current plant is different. But it looks sort of similar?

 

[rkymtnman]

That was my last harvest. It turned out to be nitrogen toxicity from nutrient spikes. Removed them, flushed and the problem stopped. This current plant is different. But it looks sort of similar?

my bad, which post # is the current pic?

 

[Raspberrykiwi]

my bad, which post # is the current pic?

#18 and 20 are from today. Just watered with some of the kelp and fish fert. Idk why I stopped, she loved that stuff

 

[rkymtnman]

#18 and 20 are from today. Just watered with some of the kelp and fish fert. Idk why I stopped, she loved that stuff

gotcha. 18 for sure is a Mg defic. have you ever tried to foliar spray it with Epsom and water?? like 1 to 2 TBSP per gallon should cure that up in 2 sprays maybe 12 hrs apart.