(PICS) Help diagnose this plant ++rep
- Thread starter doggyd
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WHAT IS WRONG? CAN THE LIGHT BE TO CLOSE? THE LEAVES ARE CURLING DOWN! TO MUCH WATER? HELP ME PLEASE! 
The Yorkshireman
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Looks like too much water and too much Nitrogen to me.
hillydirtfarmer
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hmmm...slowem down?
doggyd
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What happens if it is to much Nitrogen, How can I fix this! Do I do nothing? Will it fix itself?
shadowdarker
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chances are if you transplanted yesterday you gave it a bit of stress and it wilted a little give it a couple days and see if she recovers it looks like you have looked after her so far she looks healthy appart from the wilting. it doesent look like a lighting problem i could be wrong keep us posted peace
doggyd
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hillydirtfarmer
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im currently growing 14,yes 14 fems...in dirt I mite add..a killer room and good watchdogs "N" is nt your prob,water maybe...how much light? let em dry out good first,if you see a salination on the top change ya H20(cryistal kills)! ph,see my post on CEC tell em u luv em and put em to bed.
hillydirtfarmer
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its like corn,find the biggest ear and eat it
shadowdarker
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there you go just calm down they are very hardy plants and can recover most things keep us posted
doggyd
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Anyone on this Question!
Bubbleponic
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their fine.....
hillydirtfarmer
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amen to Shadow...peace be with ya!...GOD Bless the Smokies
The Yorkshireman
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The droop makes me think too much water.
The mutated and twisted new growth indicates too much N and also the fact it's very,very dark green. just don't feed anymore N until new growth looks normal/uniform again.
Leave it as it is until it needs watering again,then just use plain water until the leaves lighten/lime green and start feeding again as it needs it (less is more).
hillydirtfarmer
Member
on nitro.. well my fieind not much u can do...just leach and grow the the biggest badest fr u can,nitro is a moveable nute,can leach with h2o.there is a a case called fixation..common in some srains of matters (toe-matters). luck be with ya my friend!
hillydirtfarmer
Member
thanks Yorkshire...your input is invaluable!
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