Why do my leaves look like this???

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WellRaisedPlant

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I’ve had this mother for 3 and a half months. It’s still in a 5 gallon container idk if that’s relative. I’ve been feeding nutrients once a week, water when drooping or sad. Also don’t know if it’s a problem, but when I water, nutes or straight water, I don’t let much run off come out of the pot. I don’t want this strain to die:(((
 
spliffendz

spliffendz

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Going off another post it looks like too much Nitrogen but I would await the expert growers advice....
 
jondamon

jondamon

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WellRaisedPlant said:
It could totally be that, a little while back I added in some more N because I believed it was lacking it. I might have done the opposite and gave it to
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There is a trick IME to keeping mothers for prolonged periods of time.

Root ball manipulation.

and light feeding to keep clones viable.

This is a classic case of too much food.

You want your leaves to appear light green not heavy dark green.
 
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jondamon said:
There is a trick IME to keeping mothers for prolonged periods of time.

Root ball manipulation.

and light feeding to keep clones viable.

This is a classic case of too much food.

You want your leaves to appear light green not heavy dark green.
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So I should just water down my nute mix for right now? I lowered the Ph of my feed and normal water because I heard it can be nicer to the plant if done. Any tips to fixing it??
 
jondamon

jondamon

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WellRaisedPlant said:
So I should just water down my nute mix for right now? I lowered the Ph of my feed and normal water because I heard it can be nicer to the plant if done. Any tips to fixing it??
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You won’t fix already affected leaves.

but yes you need to reduce your feed down.

the heavier N the short internodal distance

the lighter the feed the more length the internodes will have.

light closer = shorter node spacing
Light further away = more space between nodes.
 
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WellRaisedPlant

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jondamon said:
You won’t fix already affected leaves.

but yes you need to reduce your feed down.

the heavier N the short internodal distance

the lighter the feed the more length the internodes will have.

light closer = shorter node spacing
Light further away = more space between nodes.
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Okay gotchya, I’ll definitely be lowering the amount of feed I give
 
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WellRaisedPlant

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jondamon said:
You won’t fix already affected leaves.

but yes you need to reduce your feed down.

the heavier N the short internodal distance

the lighter the feed the more length the internodes will have.

light closer = shorter node spacing
Light further away = more space between nodes.
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so After I posted about this, I flushed the 5 gal pot with 5 gallons of water. Gave it a few days, and then transplanted it Into a 10 gal pot. Why is this still happening and it’s been 2 weeks!!! Is it dying???
 

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jondamon

jondamon

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WellRaisedPlant said:
so After I posted about this, I flushed the 5 gal pot with 5 gallons of water. Gave it a few days, and then transplanted it Into a 10 gal pot. Why is this still happening and it’s been 2 weeks!!! Is it dying???
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Is it the same leaf or a new one?

Effected growth will never return to normal and will slowly get worse over time.

You need to be looking at other growth that wasn’t previously effected
 
cowboylogic

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As stated over fed. Also sounds like you are letting the medium get too dry between waterings. Probably have some salt build up also in the medium. A good flush wouldn't hurt.

Edit: sorry didn't see your post on flushing and repot.
 
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WellRaisedPlant

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jondamon said:
Is it the same leaf or a new one?

Effected growth will never return to normal and will slowly get worse over time.

You need to be looking at other growth that wasn’t previously effected
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Alright, I’ll have to look closer. I Dident know if they were already affected they were still gonna die. I don’t believe it was new growth
 
jondamon

jondamon

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WellRaisedPlant said:
Alright, I’ll have to look closer. I Dident know if they were already affected they were still gonna die. I don’t believe it was new growth
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Whenever you correct an issue you can only ever look to the unaffected and new growth to see if it is slowing down or stopped etc.
 
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