I NEED HELP POSTE 5 TIMES CANT SOLVE THE PROBLEM.pics

panta

panta

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ok so i didnt give em any nutes but their tips are turning brown and twisted after the transplant in to this new soil everything was going just fine, they recovered and now again the same shit, what can i do now
 
panta

panta

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i wait till the pot is light and dry and then water so i dont think its overwatering
 
Jonus

Jonus

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At your next water you could try dropping the pH in one of your seedlings and see if that responds over the next week. Try 6.0.
 
tusseltussel

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panta said:
ok so i didnt give em any nutes but their tips are turning brown and twisted after the transplant in to this new soil everything was going just fine, they recovered and now again the same shit, what can i do now
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tips of leaves turning brown could be a sign of low humidity and usually doesnt go an farther than that. i cant say for sure thats the problem without seeing it but it souds like your over caring for the plant, it really isnt hard to grow
 
panta

panta

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tomorow il get my camera back so i can post some new pick's,its not just the brown tips and twisting the growth is stuned also,humidity 40-45%,
 
EeekAmouse

EeekAmouse

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Your giving them too much food and your growing in soil. The potting soil has enough "Nutes" do not fertilize the first week or two. Some agressive strains can power thru the Nutes, others start slower and then BAM! they start accellerating growth. Those are the strains that cant handle nutes as babies. Let the surface of the loose soil get dry, water from the bottom if you use a mix with vermiculite or pearlite, it works and gravity helps.
 
EeekAmouse

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Oh wait! I have a solution! If you really think its disease or a fungus, thy treating your babies with "SCORPION JUICE" it kinda bullitproofs your plants against stress, disease, and bugs. I use it on seedlings till 8" tall and even when the power went out from the hurricane, it had virtually no effect on the plants, no hermies, no stunting, etc etc. great stuff!
 
panta

panta

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i didnt give them any nutes,i dont think i can find that scorpion juice where i live ill try to order from netherlands
 
Cann

Cann

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too much npk in that soil. also its too heavy. get some perlite and some really light soil (with a low npk!) and mix that up for your seedlings. You cant then transplant later into a nute rich soil, but make sure there are buffer zones so you dont burn the roots
 
panta

panta

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i did transplant them from the soil in which they where originaly planted,this was the lightest soil i could find with a low npk and 20% perlite,i told them at the store that my plants got burned and that i need something light,after the transplant they started to grow great and now after 4-5 days of development that i saw, the tips started to twist and crisp,u can see the pics when they were fucked up and when they got better[on the previous page] tomorow il post new ones for the update,i dont think its the soil
 
panta

panta

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i use to grow many strain in this same room without a ph meter and,just through veg. never did flowering i was putting them outdoors,and i never had any problems this time i just cant figure this out
 
panta

panta

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heres the update,as i said they started to grow well and then again growth slowed or stoped in some cases and again the burning margins and curling,i planted some tomato plants on the side about 2 weeks ago just to see how they'l do and 2 of 3 got the same stunned growth and yellowing and burning on the leaves.so i went today to a agricultural institute to see if they gonna have something to say about this,when i explained the conditions and the transplant to this tipe of soil , the man was a little puzzeld but he told me its a deficiency that should try and folliar feed them.im using a 8-4-4 npk fert. how much should i put in the water for the foilliar feeding,im gonna try this on 2 of my plants to see what happens,i tryed almost everything else
 
panta

panta

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Leaf Curling Up - Leaf curling up can be a sign of a Magnesium (Mg) deficiency caused by too low of a pH level. Magnesium deficiency will show as a yellowing (which may turn brown and crispy) and interveinal (in between the veins) yellowing beginning in the older leaves. Interveinal chlorosis (yellowing) will start at the leaf tip and progressing inward between the veins. It could also be a sign of excess heat and humidity in the grow room.

this sound a lot like mine,but my ph is ok unles my meter incorrect

i dont know what else to do iv been giving them pure ph 6.5 water and they started thid shit again should i try to folliar feed or something else
 

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