Who can Diagnose this Plants Sickness?

Nevermind thats your humidity I see 78 degrees under the 60 your all good but you haven't watered that droopy one have you?

nope letting that droopy one dry out the two on the right lightly watered them cause they were dry. I am nervous on overwatering them so I do like light watering but then they dry out fast at least on the right two. Not sure if every few days light waters are good or one good big watering session is better. The whole overwatering thing scares me now so im cautious.

generally, light waterings are a bad idea, they have a couple bad effects
one is no outflow lets toxic products build in the soil, the other is it encourages shallow roots since roots grow to the moisture
water so there is some outflow(about 1/4 of the volume water used), then let dry for several days
MJ is tough, it won't fall over from surface drying

You deffinetely know your way around a garden too growone. +rep

Thanks for the help guys, appreciate it.. helps a bunch. Experience plus help from you guys and this forum I feel confident the confidence and buds boosting already lol

whoever said this is rootbound is a nub

well heres an update...think they are growing slow. Last time i took pics were 4/4 it is now 4/17

The one vanilla kush on the left I was worried about now looks like this



Then theres this guy on the right who looks like hes nitrogen deficent...



I am going to repot when soil dries out and if that doesnt help the case I have this fertilizer on the way hopefully to boost nitrogen
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004FGDMPK

thoughts?

heres pictures of them repotted it helped nitrogen deficency in the cheese but the vanilla kush in the middle seems sick and the other vanilla kush on the left is curling down. gonna water them with nutes saturday hopefully that helps.
all 3


sick kush



Left kush curling down

you seem to be getting into a 'whipsaw' situation, correcting and counter correcting
be very cautious with the feeding, i'd suggest some measurements of the soil conditions
there are test strips, could alway splurge on a good meter

yeah i haven't fed in a bit maybe a week. I just received some n-p-k fertilizer(http://www.amazon.com/Natural-Liquid-Fertilizer-16-4-8-Quart/dp/B004FGDMPK) it says 1 tblspoon a quart so im putting 4 tblspoons into my distilled gallon of water then gonna try a watering with that, hopefully it helps.

IMO they look over watered PH issue and are very hungry how many days inbetween do you water ???

chris90 said:

yeah i haven't fed in a bit maybe a week. I just received some n-p-k fertilizer(http://www.amazon.com/Natural-Liquid-Fertilizer-16-4-8-Quart/dp/B004FGDMPK) it says 1 tblspoon a quart so im putting 4 tblspoons into my distilled gallon of water then gonna try a watering with that, hopefully it helps.

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i would caution against that, no more than the recommended amount, probably less would be better
from the number of times i've seen people trying to fix their sick plants by feeding more, i can't recall many cases where that helped

Alright so they got better and I thought it was time to top them....Topped 3 of them with a blade 2 straight across 1 at 45 degree angle, 2 were topped in the middle and one topped at the top for experimental purposes, see what works best.

I used rooting concentrate called dip n grow which was a bit sketchy because you pour the rooting liquid in a measuring cup and dilute with water and that is your solution Dip the cutting in for 3-5 seconds it said. I put it in a cup with pre watered soil

http://www.amazon.com/Dip-Grow-Liquid-Rooting-Concentrate/dp/B0007LTQR0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1303778629&sr=8-1

Anyways after it was all done I did not feel good cause I felt like my babies were chopped off but science says it is for the best, so I can only keep my fingers crossed.
Pictures

BEFORE




After-

-note the cup with the baby cutting in it I just want to see if it will root out into a plant, I know it is not likely



Lmk what you fellas think

This isn't a complete answer but they are definitely over-watered. If you're feeding by soil there isn't too much need to foliar feed, and even so you should make sure not to give the plant too much water through either/both ways. Let the soil dry out a bit and then water again as needed.

nice recovery, you have definitely progressed in the zen of the grow
clones and strong light don't mix, you don't want them getting the same brightness as your rooted plants
cuttings will quickly die from this treatment because they need time to coax their roots to start
until then, they need to survive on the nutrients stored with in the leaves

DONKEYkong922 said:

This isn't a complete answer but they are definitely over-watered. If you're feeding by soil there isn't too much need to foliar feed, and even so you should make sure not to give the plant too much water through either/both ways. Let the soil dry out a bit and then water again as needed.

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I try not to over water. I fed them 21st and watered all of them today april 25th using distilled water from the gallon jugs because they were a bit dried out then took pics after, I guess I could have waited another day to water though.

growone said:

nice recovery, you have definitely progressed in the zen of the grow
clones and strong light don't mix, you don't want them getting the same brightness as your rooted plants
cuttings will quickly die from this treatment because they need time to coax their roots to start
until then, they need to survive on the nutrients stored with in the leaves

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thanks man, what do you recommend me doing with the clones, just take them off the pots they are on and put the cups on the ground? I just felt like they wouldn't catch any light down there

clones don't need much light, i use a 13w bulb and the clone is about a foot away

EDIT : that's for rooting, which is usually a 2 week or so process

growone guess you were right either that or I did something wrong.. gonna try clonex gel next time up instead of dip n grow solution

checked on em this morning

don't despair, just move them well back from the light, clones wilt often, you may yet get them to grow

thanks again you have been helping me so much i appreciate it, will post updates