HELP ASAP PLANTS DYING?? pics included!

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xxSpLaTTeRzxX

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Looks like a combo, #1 is nutrient burn (thats the browning on the edges of the leaves) then the drooping looks like too much water or heat. they need to be in 75 -85 F up to 95 but not for long and you should only water when the Top 2 inches of soil is completely dry. this should take no more then 5 days, if it does you may need to poke a couple more holes in your pots and make sure your humidity is not over 80%. I would put an oscillating fan on it immediately.
 
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xxSpLaTTeRzxX

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Also, if your using Miracle Grow it has slow release nutrients in it, so as you water you are releasing more nutrients, so if your also "over" watering it would cause it to burn, if it gets any worse, then transplant to mildly moist soil and let it sit a day or two and she will come back.
 
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emmajayne420

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omg thats probably what killed them didnt even think of that when i flushed them the first time i thought they had nute burn, theyre super wilted like i dont think they are going to live its too bad i spent like a month and a half atleast on these two
 
bamfrivet

bamfrivet

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is it just mg potting soil or mg organic? if it is just mg then back off the nutes you add and just give them water. let the soil get as dry as you can before watering again so you don't over feed them.
 
Davidsnow

Davidsnow

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I couldn't tell if you were being sarcastic or stupid - sorry for the assumption, buddy! No, but honestly, with my very small amount of knowledge on the subject, it honestly does appear to be nute burn to me..I wasn't just shouting it out because it has burnt tips.
 
asaph

asaph

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so you're out giving advice with very little knowledge on the subject, and i'm the one being stupid. alright then.

(sarcasm alert)
 
LBH

LBH

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This is where a little reading goes a long way. I would personally get a quality soil and start over. You're wasting electricity on those right now and you're not too far in where its a big hassle to start over. Take it as a lesson learned.
 
wildcajun

wildcajun

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First off i think you are giving to much water not letting the soil dry out enough, just give them PHed water for 2 watering that might take 2 weeks before you water that many times , or even longer depending on soil and pot size,in the future using seedling soil, then use FFOF soil My opionion Happy Farming ,Cajun
 
*BUDS

*BUDS

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It is overwatering resulting in root probs resulting in a limp twisted ugly plant.Even if it was nute burn or a def,they wouldnt be looking this bad. Soil has to dry about 80-90% and spraying inside on a plant that age is a no no. Stop spraying and let the pots dry out until light to lift.
 
dannyboy602

dannyboy602

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emmajayne420 said:
its miracle grow soil, its my 2nd grow, i heard afterwards i should be using plain potting soil but i cant exactly switch it now.. they were recovered somewhat but they havent grown much at all since then
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It is possible(for me)to take it all apart and replant. I don't recommend it. It's tricky. You can't let the roots dry out even a little bit.
I still stand by a little nute burn. And the reason is some MG products burn seedlings. Unless you fertilized and didn't admit to it.
Do u own a ph meter? They don't cost a lot...10 bucks max. That would rule out other possibilities.
Just don't overwater or overanything right now. Let dry out a bit and give em plenty of light. If you can get past this hurdle...the rest is pretty easy.

One more thing...never kill a plant that's damaged. Learn from it. If it's headed for the compost heap anyway...experiment, push your boundaries. it makes you a better gardener
 
*BUDS

*BUDS

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LBH said:
This is where a little reading goes a long way. I would personally get a quality soil and start over. You're wasting electricity on those right now and you're not too far in where its a big hassle to start over. Take it as a lesson learned.
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i agree ,cut your losses , learn from your errors and move on.
 
kingofqueen

kingofqueen

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MG soil has nothing really great for growing cannabis "out of the bag " . You HAVE to ammend it properly to get it to work right . Not a good choice for newbs to use it causes to many problems .

To be honest none of those pics are focused enough to provide a good read for ya . Not sayin there not burned but I'm sure they are micro deficient .
 
Davidsnow

Davidsnow

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asaph said:
so you're out giving advice with very little knowledge on the subject, and i'm the one being stupid. alright then.

(sarcasm alert)
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Honestly Just back off asaph. I'm trying to help and you're just being a bit of a douche. I apologized to you and I did nothing wrong. All I'm doing is trying to help someone out...all you're doing is insulting me and wasting time of anyone who is trying to read this to get help.
 
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