Wtf is wrong with my plants, pics

kayasgarden said:

if you get a four way meter you could test moister, ph, light and nutes almost exactly. I would never say its to late to transplant cause it looks ph related drastic ph can lock out nutes. any burn on the tips of the leaves of the new growth cause thats what nute burn does from the bottom like that is hunger.

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then all 5 of my clones would have bunrs all over because I have about 6 new branch shoots on each plant and they are only 1 month old and I haven't fed them any neuts yet

ok again if the plant is yellowing from the bottom up it is hunger
hunger is not enough food

If the tips are fried of the new growth and then older growth it could be nute burn
burn is from to much food

if you use soil that has nutes in it that would be a good thing cause adding more could fry them
you would not get burn from not feeding the plant?

diffrent strains require diffrend amounts and reading the plant is part of growing.

is this yellowing only on the older fan leaves?your plant looks as if it has more than one problem.firs it looks to be over watered,because of the droopy look.there are numbers of things that could cause your leaves to turn yellow from bottom up,overwatering is one because it affects the roots.its drowning the roots which they are unable to get oxygen which inables the plant to uptake nutrients.may cause root rot.flushing and re potting would be my last option,which both of these are stress on plants.afther less watering and fertilizing,i would start with the simple solutions first ,such as correcting humidity,temperature,ventilation,pest,co2,viruses,ph.if that fails then try foilage feeding first,add too watering root stimulator,next watering epsom salt,next watering peroxide,add tiny egg shells on soil then if all else fails then i would flush and last re pot.most of the time if yellow only at the bottom its something going on in the soil.either to much or too little of something.good luck

afther closer inspections i would guess a nutrient def mg/cal/nitro under, over if tips where burnt.nutrient lockout and over watered. correct ph the soil/less water also check lighting.some times afther older leaves serve their purpos they yellow and die.to make room for the younger leaves.get rid of decomposing matter pest luv it.

vfwvn said:

your roots will continue to grow to support the leave growth, I feel your root system is in crises, its' either dirt/water/nutes or some combination. Agree that a QUALITY transplant is an option for sure, what's the down side? your on a bad road now. You need to be in rehab NOW .... oh well that's my opinion... very good luck to ya

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That says it all in my book,if it were my garden,my time,my effort,my babbies,i'd t-plant those lil fukers asap, with a QUALITY soil mix, paying carefull attention to mixture,adding sand,perlite & topsoil as needed.

theyre about a week old from sprouting. im fairly certain theyre not overwatered, i let the soil get completely dry before each watering, usually every 2 or 3 days. ive been doing 350ppm grow nutes once a week, maybe its time to step it up? the drooping leaves really confused me though, cause they didnt start doing it until a couple days after the last watering. i know theyre getting enough light, theyre under a 400W HPS and 2 fluoros. im still looking for a pH meter online, no luck at the places in town.

EDIT: forgot to mention that its only the really big 2 leaves at the bottom that are doing this, the new ones coming in look fine

what is your temp? Are you feeding nutes? Maybe light too close?

pics please

this looks like magnesium deficiency. it will start with the oldest leaves first and continue up. you need to water and foliar feed with epson salt. consult the growFAQs for amount needed. it will take a few days to halt the yellowing and leaves wont recover, but it will survive.

no need to flush, that will only remove more mag and other nutes out of the soil. just check the ph of any mix.

good luck.

just got a water pH tester, seems to be right around 7.2. ill be getting some vinegar at walmart tonight to start mixing in with the water so hopefully theyll recover

1/4 teaspoon of vinegar moves the ph about .5.

I'd bet a dime that 1/4 and 1/8 teaspoon will get you really close to 6.5

Dude,

Use the table as a guide.

Then look at your nutes to see what the values are.

Hope this helps.

thanks for the table grandfather. does yes mean yes its getting them or yes its the problem?

If the problem is "White Leaf Tips" (as an example).... then you look to the right and see where the "yes" is at. Then look up and it will tell you the deficiency.

Make sense?

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