Clawing...can she be saved?

[BeCkyJaNe]

Water used … ( ph )

Your watering “around roots “ isn’t necessary, you should water more evenly and thoroughly thruout that container- not completely dripping with excess but more thoroughly so plant can access the nutes within medium.

FFOF will carry that plant for weeks all on its own.
Give it water ph matched to medium and let her do her thing. Then you can monitor how long it will take to water again … let plant show you not do it on your water schedule

You're better off watering a couple of days earlier and allowing the soil to dry a bit before the transplant. It doesn't take long for the roots to spread out. Once they do it becomes harder to overwater.

I transplanted into 2 gallon pots just over 3 weeks ago and continued watering just around the roots. Could I have damaged the roots somehow by doing this, potentially causing this clawing?

 

[lusidghost]

I transplanted into 2 gallon pots just over 3 weeks ago and continued watering just around the roots. Could I have damaged the roots somehow by doing this, potentially causing this clawing?

That's definitely a possibility. I would water it one good time and then back off for a couple of days at least.

 

[BeCkyJaNe]

That's definitely a possibility. I would water it one good time and then back off for a couple of days at least.

Thank you. I really appreciate it.

 

[Dank Bongula]

I haven't fed yet. I have the FF trio but tbh I'm struggling with getting the two most important things right... Watering and feeding‍

No problem...you've been given some good info in here, combine it with your own research and you'll have it together in no time. With the FF trio, start with 1/4 of recommended dosage of fox farms grow big and tiger bloom. I can't give you any more info on that trio as I stopped using it rather quickly. I used 1/4 strength and built up to 1/2 strength and all three of my plants were reacting very differently.

 

[Herb & Suds]

And always water in just undergarments...pro-tip

 

[anexgrower]

I transplanted into 2 gallon pots just over 3 weeks ago and continued watering just around the roots. Could I have damaged the roots somehow by doing this, potentially causing this clawing?

I agree with overwatered looking, it's actually better to error on the side of underwatering, I've had them look super scary thirsty and droopy, then you water till runoff and 10 minutes later it looks good as new and drank all the runoff it could reach.

 

[Kerowacked]

Super Skunk clawing badly. Growing in FF Happy Frog, 600 watt LED's, no nutes yet. Pretty sure I over watered. Currently trying to dry her out as best as I can. Is there anything else I can do? Think it's too late? I'd hate to lose her.
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I got exactly the same clawing this year with HappyFrog, straight up nitrogen toxicity but they still seem healthy. Think it will wear off, you didn’t overwater or do anything wrong, deep breaths.

 

[A.k.a]

Is it possible to have it look like that from over watering but have the soil look that dry?

 

[BeCkyJaNe]

No problem...you've been given some good info in here, combine it with your own research and you'll have it together in no time. With the FF trio, start with 1/4 of recommended dosage of fox farms grow big and tiger bloom. I can't give you any more info on that trio as I stopped using it rather quickly. I used 1/4 strength and built up to 1/2 strength and all three of my plants were reacting very differently.

Thank you!

 

[BeCkyJaNe]

I got exactly the same clawing this year with HappyFrog, straight up nitrogen toxicity but they still seem healthy. Think it will wear off, you didn’t overwater or do anything wrong, deep breaths.

Good info. Much appreciated! Should I transplant into different soil or just be patient and let her do her thing?

 

[Dank Bongula]

Is it possible to have it look like that from over watering but have the soil look that dry?

When you only water the base of the plant on a regular basis, yes.

 

[Kerowacked]

Good info. Much appreciated! Should I transplant into different soil or just be patient and let her do her thing?

I’m not seeing any tip burn so just riding it out for now

 

[BeCkyJaNe]

No problem...you've been given some good info in here, combine it with your own research and you'll have it together in no time. With the FF trio, start with 1/4 of recommended dosage of fox farms grow big and tiger bloom. I can't give you any more info on that trio as I stopped using it rather quickly. I used 1/4 strength and built up to 1/2 strength and all three of my plants were reacting very differently.

What do you currently use or recommend?

 

[BeCkyJaNe]

I’m not seeing any tip burn so just riding it out for nowView attachment 4900269

She gives me hope for my girl! Thank you.

 

[MICHI-CAN]

I’m not seeing any tip burn so just riding it out for nowView attachment 4900269

Looks like PH inputs to me.

OP Looks like under watered and high PH. But my thoughts are all. Surprised it has not been considered yet.

Best wishes to all.

And get away from FF unless seriously modifying is my tip.

 

[Dank Bongula]

What do you currently use or recommend?

I do not recommend anything because everyone and their situation is different.

I use FF happy frog, dry amendments w/ EWC and distilled water. I prefer amending my soil, letting the plants feed as they wish, and watering only when they need it.

I do not want to be tied to the house with plant feeding or watering every day and all the shit associated with that.

 

[Southernontariogrower]

Looks like PH inputs to me.

OP Looks like under watered and high PH. But my thoughts are all. Surprised it has not been considered yet.

Best wishes to all.

And get away from FF unless seriously modifying is my tip.

Agree with ph too high. Or N tox, l water around plant, not on. I dont water plant, water around it, inreasing in size of circle till l reach outside of pot, then water normally. This causes young plants to work for water. Instead of giving direct. If small plant in big pot this works well.

 

[Kerowacked]

Looks like PH inputs to me.

OP Looks like under watered and high PH. But my thoughts are all. Surprised it has not been considered yet.

Best wishes to all.

And get away from FF unless seriously modifying is my tip.

Could be pH, been using tap water the city says is 8.0 with some lemon juice. Happy Frog should be buffered tho and adjusted to 6.5 or so.

 

[MICHI-CAN]

Agree with ph too high. Or N tox, l water around plant, not on. I dont water plant, water around it, inreasing in size of circle till l reach outside of pot, then water normally. This causes young plants to work for water. Instead of giving direct. If small plant in big pot this works well.

I'm soil even after death here now. I start at stem for around 4 weeks. Then just soak the surface as needed and dictated by plant for another 3 weeks give or take. Once plant is established I water till run off and allow pot to sit in run off for an hour before draining the drip trays. Full saturation. I then do not repeat until pot is light. It is this wet dry cycle that promotes root growth. Also I find fabric pots to be very erratic and promotes root concentrations in the center of the pot. Not good for me or the plants. LOL.

As far as PH I run low for soil mixes. Keeps the N up. Dark green. Higher lowers N uptake. Yellowing. This affects burn. But a smaller factor than PPM when within 6.2-6.6.

A brief offer of my method to ponder for those struggling.

I wish all success.

 

[Southernontariogrower]

Could be pH, been using tap water the city says is 8.0 with some lemon juice. Happy Frog should be buffered tho and adjusted to 6.5 or so.

Vinegar works good too. Hard to adjust ph without meter. Should get one, think it will help