Leaves and branches dying rapidly. Plant appears compleately healthy
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Punk
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There's no discoloration on the dead leaves, and photo #3 looks like exposure to cold temps. Is it possible you have a window cracked open too long? I've never done this with pot, but a lot of my house plants got killed or damaged this way, having people over, place gets too smokey, open the window for too long...and your pics remind me of that.
dimebong
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It's actually the middle of summer. I haven't had a cold night for weeks. The leaves just shriveled up and died, and two small shoots died off as well which freaks me out.
I wonder if this could be some kind of plant disease because the other clone seems perfectly fine.
dimebong
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Yea i thought of dampening off as soon as i saw the stems but surely it doesn't start from the leaf tips.
I don't know.
I threw that piece from pic 3 out. I don't remember if it was soggy.
its hard to pinpoint what this could be down to. I've had this happen myself before but can't really remember what exactly caused it. From the pictures it looks like you have shown us different plants and they are beeing treated differently - ie some in bigger pots and better aerated soil. From what I can see those are doing better and bigger wheras your soggy unaerated soil pots are too small and the plant isn't as big?
In most likelyhood it is to do with your soil imo but just go through common causes and see which it would be:
-temp fluctuations between day and night
-soggy soil
-wrong ph
-overfeeding -> one of your leaves is showing nutrient burn infact
-rootbound? Try transplanting and use 40% perlite in your new mix to make up for your current soil not beeing aerated enough.
It won't be a plant disease, it is a problem in your rootzone but what problem you will have to narrow down by ticking things off the list
In most likelyhood it is to do with your soil imo but just go through common causes and see which it would be:
-temp fluctuations between day and night
-soggy soil
-wrong ph
-overfeeding -> one of your leaves is showing nutrient burn infact
-rootbound? Try transplanting and use 40% perlite in your new mix to make up for your current soil not beeing aerated enough.
It won't be a plant disease, it is a problem in your rootzone but what problem you will have to narrow down by ticking things off the list
puertorrican diesel
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Maybe moisture stress, try watering less and let pot dry., maybe ur rh is high?
