[B]Leaves curling under and i never nuted them. PH at 6.5 HELP[/B]

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usually when this happens i would say it is over fert but i haven't nuted them since i transplanted. my ph is around 6.5. the last pic looks like a phosphorus deficiency but the leaf curl thing i have no idea. also there are some MUTATED leaves that twist and only have like 3 tips... let me know what you guys think
 

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jondamon

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If you havent nuted them i would have to say the problem is with your medium.


Try and give as much info as you can about how they are growing.

Age

Temps

Humidity

Medium and whether it is prefert'd


etc as much info as you can give would help.

But on first inspection i would have to say N toxicity. Have you checked your runoff pH?

Water your plants with pH'd water until you get some drain out the bottom and then test this for pH.

J
 

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umm yea the age is about 3 weeks into flowering
temp is no higher than 75 during the day and no lower than 65 at night
humidity is between 50 and 70 %
growing in soil roots organic 707 formula i belive it is mostly a coco coir based soil (this is the soil I use -------->http://www.horticulturesource.com/grow-media-hydroton-higromite-rockwool-stonewool-coco-coconut-soil-worm-castings-c25/aurora-innovations-roots-707-soil-3-cu-ft-65-lbs-36-pallet--p5939/?osCsid=07d85d60c8c2cb58d70adfcdecdee51b
ph of runoff was about 7

oh and ive been using this soil with no problem for about a year now so i dont know if its the soil although i guess it could of been a bad batch
if you need any other info let me know and thanks for the help
 

lowrider2000

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well my plant kinda did that same shit and it was a p deff.......cut of a the worst leaf and if it bleeds purple it a p deff
 

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ive never herd of that purple thing either but anyway they were not purple but im waiting on an answere from u guys to water.... should i nute or not??????
 
its deff a nitrogen overload...i once wanted to see what will happen if i gave too much nitrogen to a bagseed and the results were super shinny dark green leaves, and they dropped alittle too much on the edges.
 
and no dont nute...
step 1) flush the shytt out that b*tch
step 2) set the ph right
step 3) wait a few days
and provide us with your soil details...
 

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i dont see how i could be cause they have been growing in the same soil for 3 weeks with no problem and ive just been giving them plain water at a ph of 6.5 the whole time. i havnt given them nutes yet so how could all of a sudden they have an over fert problem? this is my dilemma.... uhhh its driving me nuts i dont know wether i should nute them or just give them water
 
your going need to flush that shit either way. if there IS anything in the soil thats causing this you will find out by flushing it and if the problem stops in a few days. if the problem continues then its something with the enviroment its in. you cant just come up to the plant and look at it and see the problem. its all just like a cross off chart. feeding it nutes wont do anything but worsen the situation, your basically playing a 50/50 game by feeding it nutes. btw cannabis plants are a weed, they could grow all on they own without any nutes. nutes only help grow faster, and stronger. doesnt mean nutes will save it. FLUSH IT AND WAIT 2 DAYS AND SEE IF THE PROBLEM STOPS, DONT BE A DUMBASS (SORRY IF IM OFFENDING YOU)

btw if you think about it, youll understand it better. your roots grow down, there could have been something in the bottom of the container and your roots just reached that something and all hell broke loss...have fun
 
honestly man, im no expert but im pretty sure you giving it nutes is like throwing wood into a fire...your only fueling it...but again, your babies, your word..let me know im right :D
 

jondamon

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honestly man, im no expert but im pretty sure you giving it nutes is like throwing wood into a fire...your only fueling it...but again, your babies, your word..let me know im right :D
agreed.

first sign of trouble flush wait a few days for any recovery then take next steps.


if your leaves are dark green almost blue then its N toxicity no 2ways about it.

where does your water come from? tap? well? RO? bottled?

have you any idea whats in your source water? you can generally get an analysis done if you ask your water company.


J
 

RavenMochi

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i dont see how i could be cause they have been growing in the same soil for 3 weeks with no problem and ive just been giving them plain water at a ph of 6.5 the whole time. i havnt given them nutes yet so how could all of a sudden they have an over fert problem? this is my dilemma.... uhhh its driving me nuts i dont know wether i should nute them or just give them water
I've never used the soil your using, but does it have anything thats time released? Its possible it needs flushing from the nutes that were premixed in the soil that have broken down...
 
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