HELP!cannabis leaves dying...
- Thread starter Dyulv
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Pop The Trunk
Member
When ever i had twisting leafs it was from heat issues, but you clearly have some nute problems going on.
Pop The Trunk
Member
i just noticed you are from washington and for prop 502, how do you feel about the new law?? i personally think its bullshit that you go to jail for a DUI now for having THC in your system, but i did get a good laugh out of seeing all the younger ppl standing outside the dispensary thinking they can buy weed because its legal, which in this state legal means you still cant grow, buy, sell, or be stoned in public, but you can smoke inside your house like everyone has been doing anyways. 502 was the worst thing to happen in our state, i just feel bad for the poor kid in Vancouver that hit a homeless drunk man that was walking in the middle of the street, the police said normally it would be the homeless mans fault but becuase the 22 year old has THC in his system they gave him manslaughter charge and is doing good time in walla walla prison. Not to mention have you heard about the shitty weed they will be selling in this state come march 2014? 4% THC levels with 2 state taxes on it just like booze, so basically you can get a gram for over 20 bucks of bunk mexican dirt weed....
Dyulv
New Member
good day man...tips of new leaves shows signs of burns...should i replant it to another soil?because the soil i'm using is rich from chicken shit...or is it ok to just flush it with H2O?thanks
Mr John
Active Member
Yea Washington is going to have to work on that DUI law. You can have residual THC in your system for weeks right? So, they have to come up with some kind of limit like they do for alcohol which could be pretty tough. I am glad 502 passed but there are many issues that need to get worked out and this is one of them. I would imagine thought that if you are pulled over because you are driving bad enough to catch an Police Officers attention and are truely impaired then you deserve to get busted just like if you had too many drinks. If you are not stoned you really should not have to worry about having to pee in a cup or to give blood. It really depends on the PO and what they observe.
Jack Harer
Well-Known Member
looks more like a calmag issue.
Royal Blue
Active Member
Is that plant outside?
Because I think I see vines in the
background. If so its going to die and
wont finish it is to late in season you
should have already harvested hate
to be the Debby downer if that's the case.
Because I think I see vines in the
background. If so its going to die and
wont finish it is to late in season you
should have already harvested hate
to be the Debby downer if that's the case.
Dyulv
New Member
yes its outside but its no vines back there...its just yellow bell.i don't put my plant just in one location..i transfer my plant regularly cause its rainy back here...
wantbud82
Member
just flush the soil for now don't add to the plants stress,just cut the feed right down.
Jack Harer
Well-Known Member
Dude, if that soil is too rich in chicken manure, you ain't gonna flush that out!! (Even tho it IS semi water soluable) I'd transplant it. It may add a week or so as the plant bounces back.
"Flushing" is a very controversial practice, wherein one runs a boatload of water through the soil all at once in an attempt to "flush" out any salt build up from the use of chemical salt fertilizers. Since most organic nutes aren't water soluable, flushing is a waste of time in an organic environment in MY humble opinion.
As to the immediate problem with the leaf tips and margins browning and crisping, try adding cal mag to every other watering. Many Sats or Sat Dom cultivars devour Mg and Ca, especially in flower. Botanicare makes a great CalMag supplement, but I'd personally use a tsp/gal of Epsom Salts. The necrotic tissue will not regenerate, but all the new growth should be fine.
Dyulv
New Member
good day sir...can u give some mixture ideas for calcium/magnesium fertilizer to use..what would be the right mixture if i'm to use egg shells and epsom salt...thanks.
Andrew2112
Well-Known Member
I'm not so sure that egg shells is the best idea since that would take a while to break down and is something you should compost first.
Jack Harer
Well-Known Member
Egg shells have to be "baked" until they're just turning golden brown, then put 'em in a food processor and pulverize them. Top dress a tsp around the base of the stem, and for the Epsom Salts use 1/4 tsp per gal to start.
