willowing...PLEASE HELP!!

MrHowardMarks

MrHowardMarks

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MrHowardMarks said:
What guudbud said. +1

As far as the terrible look of the plants. I believe he said it happened after he sprayed with the fungicide from home depot. Unless I'm mistaken.

The same wilting will happen if you spray your plants with the lights on. Also the spray might be clogging the pores on the leaves. That's what it looks like to me.

What I'd do...

1. Foliar spray throughly with plain water and a drop of soap.

2. Flush the soil throughly with plain pHed water.

3. Repot into bigger containers.

4. Continue foliar spray of revive, or use superthrive, or a compareable product.

5. Buy some decent fertilizer.
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Seriously dude, look at the growFAQ.

What is lockout? What is flushing? How should I spray them?

These are all covered already many many times, and are in every growing manual.

There is a lot of information out there, and if you were to actually read some of it you wouldn't be in the situation you are in right now.
 
MaryJaneDoe

MaryJaneDoe

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I agree you have to do your research, and do what you think you should. We can't hold your hand on every little detail but we will help when there is a problem. The camera I used is actually my camera with a little toy telescope lens glued around it. Totally went McGuyver on it's ass!!:mrgreen:
 
regionaldragon

regionaldragon

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MaryJaneDoe said:
I agree you have to do your research, and do what you think you should. We can't hold your hand on every little detail but we will help when there is a problem. The camera I used is actually my camera with a little toy telescope lens glued around it. Totally went McGuyver on it's ass!!:mrgreen:
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haha fo sho
 
lavender

lavender

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It doesn't look like mites to me either. Looks like a nute problem. Ever try blood meal? and check the ph of the soil and water. Needs to be 6-6.5 for best results.
 
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