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oh god my boyfriend is going to be so mad, whats happening here?

Ilovebush

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Wow...that doesn't look good. What did u do or what change did u make to the regular feeding cycle? Im assuming they were fine when ur bf last seen them?
 

hppy2balive

Active Member
I have a lot of questions? Where do these plants reside? What kind of soil is up in those big 5 gallon buckets which I know have drain holes in them. :) what kind of nutrients are u using and if ur using them how much? I know it's a lot of questions but that doesn't look like a simple fix
 

SSHZ

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Almost look like mealy bugs but pic's suck so it will be tough to identify. Are the pic's upside down? Can't tell if problems are above or below leaves........ Better pic's will lead to a better analysis.
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
Please tell us as much as possible. Soil type and size/type of pot?
How often watered andor fed, and with what?
Lighting?
Anything else?

It is tempting to try an offhand diagnosis, but without more info it's very possible to conclude wrong, and then give deadly or injurious advice.
cn
 
Perlite, vermiculite, sheep shit, topsoil mixed together, they were in my closet but it got way too hot so I moved them into a sepertate room about two weeks ago... I don't have drain holes in them D:
The soil is like rock hard too :(
I'm using floramagic 10-7-18 one tsp per four-five gallons of water once a month.
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
Holy sheep shit!
Imo you must repot at once.
Use a good soil like Fox Farm Happy Frog, and fer grief's sake ;) use containers with holes. Your roots are in distress, and the temp spike didn't help. My opinion. cn
 
Alright so I should repot them? Jeeze thanks for the help, these guys are mother plants they are supposed to be here for awhile :(
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
You need drain holes and some way for that soil to breathe. Once you have that, secondary factors like pH and nute balance will come to the fore.

Tell me, would it be practical to repot them into, say, 7-gallon pots using Fox farm or a good equivalent? i do not know anything about your budget or access to supplies. cn
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
I'd be a little nervous doing it though, I've never had to repot a plant before, I wouldn't want to hurt them.
It's a bit like diapering a nine-month-old ... they're not fragile; they just need uninterrupted attention. ;)
Don't be fearful. So long as you don't horse them like basketballs, they'll be fine. the trickiest step is getting them to release from the pot (in this case, bucket) they're in. I'd flex (bend, gently whack all around) the buckets before laying them on their sides and easing the plant out by holding its main stem. Use reasonable care, and it's all good.
What soil and pots would you use for a repotting? cn
 

Wordz

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i would experiment with putting in a bigger pot with holes..... but instead of new potting mix use straight perlite around it. the top soil is too compact for enough oxygen to let the roots breath. That's what I would do at least .
 

Wordz

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looking at those buckets I would pull them out and drill holes in the bottoms and give them like 6-7 inches of perlite down there. maybe trim off an inch around the root ball so you can put the perlite on the sides too. It's the cheapest option I can think of. You should be able to get a 4cuft bag for around 25 bucks at a farm or garden store.
 

cannabineer

Ursus marijanus
i would experiment with putting in a bigger pot with holes..... but instead of new potting mix use straight perlite around it. the top soil is too compact for enough oxygen to let the roots breath. That's what I would do at least .
Ordinarily I would agree, but in this instance i am wondering if part of the problem is uncontrolled pH trouble from decaying (incorrectly composting) sheepshit in the blend. I would counsel OP to admix some powdered dolomite lime into the repotting soil. Maybe a compromise? 50% perlite, 50% dolomite-amended soil ... cn
 

stickyicky0420

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put some holes in that bucket asap what were u thinking your gonna drown her major plant abuse im reporting you to pps (plant protective service) repot like cannabineer said and go ahead and flush that soil out i bet there is some major salt build up....
good luck
much love
sticky
 

Wordz

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put some holes in that bucket asap what were u thinking your gonna drown her major plant abuse im reporting you to pps (plant protective service) repot like cannabineer said and go ahead and flush that soil out i bet there is some major salt build up....
good luck
much love
sticky
you can't flush that soil it will drown the plant.
 
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