My plant is dying..

Hey there everyone..i don't know what happened to my plant today..it was fine yesterday and now it looks very unhealthy..


is there anything i can do to save it?

do i gotta cut these leaves?

Thank's

Do not cut any leaves! What does it look like? How old? It probably won't die but you need to figure out what the problem is and correct it.

hmm, thats some pretty bad damage for 1 day. check the underside of the leaves very closely for eggs you might have gnats or mites. it also could be ph lockout/nute burn but that usually takes a few days to cause damage like that

i think its due to over fertilization..i gave it much ferts lately

Illegal Smile said:

Do not cut any leaves! What does it look like? How old? It probably won't die but you need to figure out what the problem is and correct it.

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its about 2 months old the leaves have golden spots on them some of them are curling upwards and some are dried

what kind of nutes are you using? are they chemical based or organic? what is your watering/feeding schedule?

Looks like nute burn to me too,flush it straight away to get rid off the salt build up in the soil,
flush it until you get at least a 10% runoff of water,then plain water for a few day's then ease it back into it's feeding
schedule!!

thank's ppl ill try flush it..hopefully it won't die...thats the only plant i have

I would flush them right away to prevent any other damage. After the flush a couple days later you could start giving nutes but I would lower the dose of what you have been previously using. Your gonna have to introduce the nutes slowly but cant just do water or plant may show new signs of a new deficiency.

those look similar to mine a few weeks ago when i over fertilized and the ph dropped to much, flush them and then just water for a week or so then work back up with nutes, Also check soil ph and maybe add dolomite lime if necessary to raise your ph

make sure you flush with pHed water between 6.0-6.5

And in the future you'll have better luck posting in the Plant Problems section of the forum.