Plant dying?(Pics) Girl scout cookies grow.

ted93

ted93

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Hi I am new here, and new to growing, hoping you guys can help me out.

I am on day 15 with my cookies and the bottom leaves are yellow and also my leaves are curling in odd ways. The roots are also turning brown, possibly from nute lock because it rubs off. I feel my plant is dying!

I started with soil, about 4 days ago I transplanted to DWC Hydro. Here is a little more info.

---ANY ADDITIONAL INFO NEEDED CAN BE PROVIDED---
Room Temp: 75-82(Day) 64-70(Night)
PPM: 312
PH: 5.8
Water Height: About 3 Inches From Net
Light: 1600W Mars 2 LED
Light Height: 22 Inches From Plant
Nutrients: General Hydroponics
Ventilation: Fresh Air Intake Fan 274CFM, Carbon Filter Plus 274CFM Fan Exhausting Out.
System: DWC 5 Gallon Buckets W/Pump Circulating Water.
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Dumme

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az2000 said:
I've never heard of anyone transplanting from soil to hydro.
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I do it quite often. Yes, there is a little shock. I do it because I'm not setup for dirt. Often it leaves a brown stain where the dirt was. Dirt brings in bugs.

Agreed, need pics in white light, but as is, I don't see a problem. Give them time...
Roots look good. Hydroton looks a little wet. Id add more hydroton as they get taller, and watch close for stem rot. Please don't use PPM's without telling what scale, many people use this site. EC works better. With that said, I wouldn't go any higher on PPM's (Hanna). Make sure air flow is in abundance.
 
ted93

ted93

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Dumme said:
I do it quite often. Yes, there is a little shock. I do it because I'm not setup for dirt. Often it leaves a brown stain where the dirt was. Dirt brings in bugs.

Agreed, need pics in white light, but as is, I don't see a problem. Give them time...
Roots look good. Hydroton looks a little wet. Id add more hydroton as they get taller, and watch close for stem rot. Please don't use PPM's without telling what scale, many people use this site. EC works better. With that said, I wouldn't go any higher on PPM's (Hanna). Make sure air flow is in abundance.
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I had just sprayed the hydroton with a spray bottle before the pictures. Just posted some white light pictures :)
 
Dumme

Dumme

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Looks like transplant shock, man. You'll be fine.

Still, make sure you meters are calibrated right, batteries charged.
 
ted93

ted93

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Dumme said:
Looks like transplant shock, man. You'll be fine.

Still, make sure you meters are calibrated right, batteries charged.
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They really droop and yellow to that extent? It does seem to be getting worse but im sure you know a lot more than me considering this is my first grow. Also, should I increase water level to hit the roots better?
 
Dumme

Dumme

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The soil from which they came was probably hotter than the water your in now. Chlorosis on the lower leaves, is a result. You can start worrying if nicrosis development is seen on the new, upper growth, until then, stop freaking out. You're fine, man, give em a chance to recover.
 
tropicalcannabispatient

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Dumme said:
I do it quite often. Yes, there is a little shock. I do it because I'm not setup for dirt. Often it leaves a brown stain where the dirt was. Dirt brings in bugs.

Agreed, need pics in white light, but as is, I don't see a problem. Give them time...
Roots look good. Hydroton looks a little wet. Id add more hydroton as they get taller, and watch close for stem rot. Please don't use PPM's without telling what scale, many people use this site. EC works better. With that said, I wouldn't go any higher on PPM's (Hanna). Make sure air flow is in abundance.
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How did u see the roots? I didn't c no pics of roots or ma pc is acting up?
 
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