Help!

I went away for the weekend with my plant looking like this and came back to my plant looking like this Here a closer shot of one of the leaves. Can anyone help me save my baby!

She is just about 5 weeks into her veg and I just switched to flowering stage. I water her about twice daily making sure the top soil never gets too dry. I add miracle grow to my water. During veg I was using 3 6500k cfl's now for flowering I'm using 3 2700k cfl's. Any other information that can be helpful please let me know so I can provide it.

when using soil with time release nutes, every time you water more nutes are dissolved and thus you burn your plants.

So flushing the soil should help with this problem?

it might help or it may burn your plants even more since more nutes will be dissolving during the flush

http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=11688

I use that for references sometimes, good luck

Even if I flush with non-nute water?

I'm checkin this out thanks

Cyxz said:

She is just about 5 weeks into her veg and I just switched to flowering stage. I water her about twice daily making sure the top soil never gets too dry. I add miracle grow to my water. During veg I was using 3 6500k cfl's now for flowering I'm using 3 2700k cfl's. Any other information that can be helpful please let me know so I can provide it.

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In potting mix it is best to only water when the mix is dry. In typical potting mix this is about once every 2-3 days or even longer.

Seedlings do not need much of any nutrient in the first 3-4 weeks of their existance. The sign that they are ready to do some adult vegging is when you see the plant begin to extend bushing out laterally. This is a sign the roots are also expanding out and once the leaves touch or extend over the end of your pot that pretty much means the plant can then receive adult level nutrients. Doing so too early will burn the roots, and burn the leaf tips. Eventually the roots will stop uptaking nutrient and the plants leaves will begin to look like they are missing nutrients.

That is what is called a nutrient deficiency caused by over watering and over feeding.

The solution for future reference is to flush out with fresh water and then let the pot dry out, then water again with fresh water, and let the pot again dry out, then feed every other watering after that until much of the bottom half of the plant has reached the edge of your pot - thus indicating that the roots have also expanded out enough to be able to receive adult level nutrients. Then you can switch it to budding and it will be able to handle the rest.

what is your settup, what were your temps like while you were gone? it looks like heat stress to me

Thanks Jonus, alot of helpful information

Hoenhiem said:

what is your settup, what were your temps like while you were gone? it looks like heat stress to me

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I'm running a pc grow box and the temps are normally around 77-82 degrees throughout the day. The only reason I don't suspect it to be heat stress is that the lower leaves seem to be more damaged then the higher leaves.

nute burn...not because of the soil, but because u add miracle grow everytime you water...at twice daily. cut waaaayyyy back on the waterings...depending on pot sze once every other day, and nutrients every 3rd. watering...o, and are you foliar feeding with the lights on? if so...just stop. do it at night...or like 30 min. before lights out if you have to.

Yea gobskiii I have been foliar feeding with the lights on without realizing it :X whoops.

I flushed her once this morning then again this afternoon and she's already starting to look better, thanks everyone for the support

im sorry...did i miss the part where he said he was using time released MG soil?? im pretty sure he said he's adding MG with every other watering and doing so twice a day