Tips early flowers turned yellow, few stems wilting

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This is outdoor, most in ground some in containers.
Everything looked super till last feed, week ago.
ph is 6-7.. not sure if its too much nutes or over watering.

I put down bone meal (dry) I also feed MG, with hose feeder thinking this may be top of the palnt burn,,, not sure.

any ideas?

Thanks

It might be the quality of ur pics but everything looks just fine.

The fan leaves look healthy to me, have you checked ur plants at different times of the day? Outdoor plants look all wilted and droop in their dark period overnight but perk up again as soon as the sun comes out.

Some of my plants' growth shutes have red/yellow stripes in them, usually the main on the main cola, but i think that just comes with using the sun. They will grow into normal green leaves even if they start somewhere between red/yellow/green.

Overwatering, the fan leaves would be swollen and drooping during daylight.
Too Much Nutrient, the fan leaves would have burnt tips and be discolored.

I don't see either in your pics.

But when adding nutes you should never spray on the plant leaves directly, i hope that's not what happened.

Stems wilting.. could be an insect problem, with outdoors its usually an insect problem because with good sun and proper watering weed will usually take care of itself with minimal effort on your part.

If you suspect its nutrient burn then all you can do is switch to regular water for a while, but It doesn't look like that's the case from the pics you provided.

If there's nothing obviously wrong with your plant dont do anything at all, outdoors is a tradeoff between controlling the environment and controlling insects.

Also don't expect outdoor plants to look like indoor plants, the environment is always changing and affecting what plants focus their energy on.


Your plants could also be in a intermediate state trying to figure out what the best use of its energy is, i don't see any flowering yet so they could just be starting to bloom and the plants are preparing for that.

they look good to me also,I have seen my outdoor plants look like they were wilted real bad,but it was because it was a few minutes before sun up.once the sun hit them they looked fine. good luck

Thanks for the thoughtful reply this place is great...

Fan leaves are great just the tips /buds forming are yellowed, thet all were the same color week ago,

But when adding nutes you should never spray on the plant leaves directly, i hope that's not what happened.

could be , if so what would you do sit tight the way they look.

shoothigher said:

It might be the quality of ur pics but everything looks just fine.

The fan leaves look healthy to me, have you checked ur plants at different times of the day? Outdoor plants look all wilted and droop in their dark period overnight but perk up again as soon as the sun comes out.

Some of my plants' growth shutes have red/yellow stripes in them, usually the main on the main cola, but i think that just comes with using the sun. They will grow into normal green leaves even if they start somewhere between red/yellow/green.

Overwatering, the fan leaves would be swollen and drooping during daylight.
Too Much Nutrient, the fan leaves would have burnt tips and be discolored.

I don't see either in your pics.

But when adding nutes you should never spray on the plant leaves directly, i hope that's not what happened.

Stems wilting.. could be an insect problem, with outdoors its usually an insect problem because with good sun and proper watering weed will usually take care of itself with minimal effort on your part.

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i think they look just fine, you don't need flush them with water, just make sure you spray them into the soil where the roots are as that's where most nutrients get picked up and sent up into the plant to use.

You really only need to stop the nutes and flush the nutrients in the soil away with water when u see nutrient burn on the tips of fan leaves.

That last pic is normal, the green indicates photosynthesis happening (chlorophyll) so naturally the plants will be the most green where they produce the most energy, on the fan leaves, and the stems and growth shoots are off colour because they aren't photosynthesizing as much as fan leaves since they are concentrating on growing and developing.

lol, outdoor plants look like they are sick and dying until the sun comes up, and most new growers can't stop meddling with their plants early on and ultimately do more harm then good. I've even seen sick/wilted/broken branched/dying plants rejuvenate themselves without any human intervention, if its a good strain it will right itself or it will die rather quickly.

I harvested 1 plant early because i thought i had a bud worm problem... wish i'd just left it alone because it really wasn't that bad and i can really see just how resilient my other plants are now being outside on their own for so long.