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Report Back Update I gave her some of the banana and egg shell soak I topped her with some fresh earthworm castings I watered her with some fresh kelp and blackstrap molasses tea The decline has definitely halted. I was seeing full leaf damage from the bottom ... ... tip and fringe damage...

Take a look at this handy page: https://dutch-passion.com/en/blog/a-visual-guide-to-cannabis-deficiencies-n987 Great graphics Great information Clearly laid out ... and covers most bases. You may recognise your symptoms there :idea:

There's good smelly ... which is an earthy pungent richness For example, seaweed or kelp or manure have a strong odour, but not foul. Then there's bad smelly ... which is typically sour The sour smell comes from anaerobic bacteria ... meaning those that thrive in the absence of oxygen...

+1 Exposure to oxygen generally kills the bad stuff over time. Exposure to oxygen favours the good microbes and they'll overcome the anaerobic nasties. Keep stirring and churning regularly to allow all of it a chance to get some surface time exposed to fresh air.

Cannabis is a regular plant. Don't listen to the people saying that it has to have Dr Zoggs Monkey Voodoo Trademarked Specialist Horribly Expensive Food. That's elitist commercial crap. Most plants have three stages. There are standard nutes at any garden centre tailored for each of these...

I think that's similar to a sneaky stealth smoke in a public space. Usually, the kind of people who have the ability to recognise the smell are the type who get jealous ... ... not outraged :mrgreen:

Yep. My past reading and researching suggested that Silica will be a good additive. Thanks for the nudge. - - - I think I will blend the bananas and egg shells now ... ... and then apply tomorrow That's the 1st plan of attack ... and it's organic goodness and low risk. Sensible advice...

One thing that is puzzling me though ... Why only the one plant ? Why am I not seeing it with the others who have the same soil and nute and watering conditions. This is odd. :?::?::?:

Hi @GrowerbabeAZ ... Southern Hemisphere Seasons Greetings Thanks ... I was going to wait for some friendly advice before hitting out to find a solution ... ... but your suggestion seems right on a fortuitous track ... I have 3 bananas in my kitchen worm food container that were too ripe for...

Hi folks, Looking for a bit of help and advice please ? Symptoms rust brown spots rust fringes rust tips to a lesser degree close up full size and other images attached below Plant outdoor mostly sativa germinated from seed origin: my girlfriend's crop lat year Soil 6 / 7 weeks old...

Nice and frosty dude !!! Those ones on the right look like some radioactive mutant bats hanging together. :mrgreen::mrgreen::mrgreen:

Been that. Done there. Well done for making it through that hostile and unforgiving desert ... and back to an oasis. :clap: We all carry some scars ... but here's to hoping they make you prouder and stronger. :clap:

Caveat There is method to my madness, however. I germinated 50+ seeds ... 40 made it to polystyrene coffee cups ... 25 of those got transplanted to 1 gallon planter bags ... ... the other15 were gifted to 2 different newbie grower families with an offer to teach and assist ... Bottom line...

My seeds are bummed from local grow mates ... ... fertilised from their 2019 grows Most of our local grow 'business' is outdoor ... I reckon 75% or more. I generally prefer outdoor to indoor ... Not so much into Named Varieties and Official Strains Not so much into blowing my brains out of...

Shelf of Planter Bags SHELF-01-plants-overall-overview.jpg SHELF-02-plants-tops-closer-up.jpg SHELF-03-plants-tops-closer-up.jpg overall happy and a range of colours you can see some similar folding clawing symptoms ... but less pronounced These are not showing sex yet ... so they are still...

UPDATE Gave them all a good foliar spray with the Kelp tea ... Gave the plants in the planter bags a pint of diluted Kelp tea ... They are looking a little less shabby now. And I took some photos: Plant Lee L01-plant-overall-overview.jpg overview of her looking pretty happy and healthy...

Thanks @Star Dog ... :peace: ... sound advice. That does make a whole lot of practical sense but unfortunately it's not viable where I am and my garden grow position. edit: They are against a wall, and are shielded from any non-stop one-directional continuous wind force. That's why I am not...

Oh ... let me add: It's a combo of wind & dry heat and summer sun & long daylight hours 25-30⁰C / 77-86F sunrise: 05:30 sunset : 20:00 Wind speed: 20-45 km/h 13-27 miles/hour 10-24 knots That double whammy is basically scorching the earth ...and any fragile greens. :leaf::leaf::leaf...

Greets, So I live at the bottom tip of Africa - where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Indian Ocean - and the clash of those two mighty ocean weather climates gives us the name of The Cape of Storms. The wind has been howling for a week now - gusty blustery non-stop - shaking my 6 week old plants...

I realised I hadn't made that clear in my original post. The minor damage seems to have repaired into blemishes. White uneven spots have receded. I'm seeing what looks like 'a healing process's. Not perfect, but definitely a repair and not further decay.