Why are the leaves crumbling?

West Coast Medicine

West Coast Medicine

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The lower leaves are crumbling on 2 of my plants, they're in soil so it's not nutrients, they have plenty of room left in the pots so theyre not rootbound. My temp is 75 humid at 45% theyre in veg. The top leaves are getting rigid at the veins. There is no discoloration except because of the decomposition that is a light green. The soil is moist but not wet, I just can't figure it out. +rep for help
 
PANGcake

PANGcake

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water stress, fed them too much water, calcium or mg deficiency, ph off?
West Coast Medicine said:
The lower leaves are crumbling on 2 of my plants, they're in soil so it's not nutrients, they have plenty of room left in the pots so theyre not rootbound. My temp is 75 humid at 45% theyre in veg. The top leaves are getting rigid at the veins. There is no discoloration except because of the decomposition that is a light green. The soil is moist but not wet, I just can't figure it out. +rep for help
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mcpurple

mcpurple

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well if its the top it could be getting burnt from the light how close is your light and what kind is it
 
West Coast Medicine

West Coast Medicine

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mcpurple said:
well if its the top it could be getting burnt from the light how close is your light and what kind is it
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To clarify, I only have 2 plants, both of them are getting really rigid on top and seem like the leaves on bottom are rotting then crumbling. The light is a 1000w 2ft distance. I figure that the tops are getting rigid from the light being so close, but the rotting on bottom doesnt make sense, could it be repotting shock or cold shock?
 
woodsmaneh!

woodsmaneh!

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What type of soil? did you mix it or is it store bought? Sounds like not enough food. If you add to much of one thing you can lock out all the other food because it all bonds together and can't be absorbed by the plant. Need more info are leaves curled up or down or neither?

:bigjoint:
 
West Coast Medicine

West Coast Medicine

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woodsmaneh! said:
What type of soil? did you mix it or is it store bought? Sounds like not enough food. If you add to much of one thing you can lock out all the other food because it all bonds together and can't be absorbed by the plant. Need more info are leaves curled up or down or neither?

:bigjoint:
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The soil is happy frog store bought it has enough food for a month in it and I just transplanted into a bigger pot. Some leaves are curling down on the last 1/4 inch of the leaf
 
brothafromanothaplanet

brothafromanothaplanet

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acidbox420 said:
IMO they look a lil overwatered that's it anybody else think the same?
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imo..........dude just needs a little pat on the back!! plants look damn good to me. soil may be a little moist but that's about it. the extreme tips of the leaves are browning a bit, but that's how i like mine. how old are these girls? kinda small to already be under 1000w but looking real healthy!
 
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trader54321

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some strains eat less than others so it might be slightly over fed (even without adding anything) but as it grows more soon this will change and the opposite happens and you have to feed it extra
 
jonnyquest

jonnyquest

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looks perfectly healthy if a little over waterd, let the soil dry out a little after you water, saturate then dont water again until the soil is dry about an inch down, cannabis copes with the dry better than with the wet
 
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