thespicfarmer
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Maybe im being paranoid but i came home and checked on my plants and found this one looking a little weird. Can anyone see anything wrong here?
Can someone help?
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Maybe im being paranoid but i came home and checked on my plants and found this one looking a little weird. Can anyone see anything wrong here?
NetGuruINC
Active Member
Looks like a nutrient problem, either to much or to little. Whats your nutrient dosage?
nick88
Well-Known Member
A lil info would help,what type soil, nutes, water schedule, ph?
But from the looks of it, i'd say your in the start of some def. due to root bound
thespicfarmer
Member
Sorry guys its my first time growing but here it goes
Soil- Fox Farm Ocean Forest
Nutes- GH (Floramicro,gro, and bloom)- I started nutes at a 1/4 strength, i goofed up the following feeding and gave it full strength. After 3 cycles of plain destilled water, I went back again to 1/4 strength nutes- fed it on saturday
Water schedule is every 3 days
PH is always at 6.0 to 6.5
Let me know if you guys need anything else
Soil- Fox Farm Ocean Forest
Nutes- GH (Floramicro,gro, and bloom)- I started nutes at a 1/4 strength, i goofed up the following feeding and gave it full strength. After 3 cycles of plain destilled water, I went back again to 1/4 strength nutes- fed it on saturday
Water schedule is every 3 days
PH is always at 6.0 to 6.5
Let me know if you guys need anything else
m4a2c0e
Well-Known Member
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zinc or mag
zinc or mag
thespicfarmer
Member
if it is a zinc or mag deficiency what do i give it?
superstoner1
Well-Known Member
the clawing is from too much nutes, but before you add anything for the zinc issue check the ph.
nick88
Well-Known Member
Cool thanx for the info.
Looks like you corrected the nute prob. Whats your water to feed ratio?Water..feed..water?
If it was me i would transplant to eliminate root bind, then give a thorough watering with water ph'd round 7.
I would also add some some cal mag, if you dont have any you can use an epsom salt/water mix and spray them with it maybe once a day til they recooperate. Not sure of mix ratio, but im sure someone on here can give you that info.
Just my thoughts.
Looks like you corrected the nute prob. Whats your water to feed ratio?Water..feed..water?
If it was me i would transplant to eliminate root bind, then give a thorough watering with water ph'd round 7.
I would also add some some cal mag, if you dont have any you can use an epsom salt/water mix and spray them with it maybe once a day til they recooperate. Not sure of mix ratio, but im sure someone on here can give you that info.
Just my thoughts.
thespicfarmer
Member
How do i check the soil PH and what should i look for?
nick88
Well-Known Member
It's best to have a ph meter, but if you dont you can get a etst kit in most dept stores pet section.
Water until you start getting some run off, then use some of the run off to test your ph. You want it somewhere between 6.5 and7
imchucky666
Well-Known Member
1 Tbsp/gal if you want to do the epsom thing.
ProfessorPotSnob
New Member
Your tie dye leaves indicate a Magnesium deficiency along with the tips curling and browning like so .. At this age it may be due to several factors being that the root system is small and still developing ..
Your water quality and Ph may be the issue here but as well it could be due to neglect , simply allowing the developing root system to dry at this stage can be troublesome ... Fox Farms Ocean Forest is not always on its ph mark due to several factors ...........
Best bet is to make sure the ph is correct with medium and water .. New shoes will help as well .. As stated Cal/Mag is a necessity to have on hand when growing Cannabis ......
Your water quality and Ph may be the issue here but as well it could be due to neglect , simply allowing the developing root system to dry at this stage can be troublesome ... Fox Farms Ocean Forest is not always on its ph mark due to several factors ...........
Best bet is to make sure the ph is correct with medium and water .. New shoes will help as well .. As stated Cal/Mag is a necessity to have on hand when growing Cannabis ......
ItsSaturday
Well-Known Member
Check your PH before you do anything. It looks like it could be the beginning states of PH Lockout. It mimic's most deficiencys and is usually the problem. If the PH is fine 6.0-6.5 then all a small amount of nutes and wait a few days to see if there are any changes.