can you tell what is wrong with this young plant ?!!

Dizzle Frost

Well-Known Member

• Apr 15, 2012

• #21

Yeah my bad, "Hot Soil" means there is too many nutrients for the plant to take in , its no diff than over feeding them with too much nutes. The main prob with these soils are the fact there slow release and you cant flush them once you have problems. I dont recomend oragnic premixed soils. If you want organic your best off mixing it yourself from a recipe thats tried and trued (Subs Super Soil). 90% of the premixed stuff causes probs, espeacialy if its slow release.

 

nedguy

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• Apr 15, 2012

• #22

I forgot to add a pic, here it is

 

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incognito

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• Apr 19, 2012

• #23

The new growth looks good, keep us informed about your grow.

 

nedguy

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• Apr 23, 2012

• #24

yeah will do, here's my grow thread.

https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/517882-new-grower-seeking-advice-photos-6.html#post7339375

 

nedguy

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• Apr 27, 2012

• #25

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aight, new symptoms, pix describes them :


not ph matter, not under or overwatering, no nutting yet will start next watering in 2 days.

should i start nutting, i knowim in week 4 but i think the soil's got good npk and slow release npk

day 27

 

KI11TH3W3AK

Active Member

• Apr 27, 2012

• #26

they need nitrogen! but make it like 1/8 strength of something good like fox farms grow big. good luck

 

nedguy

Well-Known Member

• Apr 27, 2012

• #27

thanks man, would u say npk 7-6-6 would do ?

 

nedguy

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• Apr 27, 2012

• #28

any second opinions ?

 

scroglodyte

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• Apr 27, 2012

• #29

but i think the soil's got good npk and slow release npk





how can it be hungry in hot soil? do nothing. if time to water, add some sugar to the water. monitor.

 

scroglodyte

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• Apr 27, 2012

• #30

if this progresses........transplant to neutral, as in NO nutes, soil. imo
and don't over-water

 

nedguy

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• Apr 27, 2012

• #31

does nute burn go from bottom to top ? coz thats how the yellowness is propagating,

cant give sugar cause i just watered today, if u had sugar and honey, what would u recomend using.

 

scroglodyte

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• Apr 27, 2012

• #32

i use sugar, but honey, agave, etc. will work.
see.......with time release ferts, when you water, you fertilize. it makes flushes sorta counter-productive. so i don't have any advice other than don't use them. i'd re-pot into potting mix. plain, ole potting mix. water in. let it settle in, and when it starts to grow again, resume ferts. that will alter the trajectory of this grow, imo. less is more.

 

nedguy

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• Apr 27, 2012

• #33

there is no resuming of the nutes coz i simply never nuted, first time was only today just a teeny amount from below

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incognito

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• Apr 29, 2012

• #34

From those recent photos it looks as though the bottom leaves are dead (burnt), the new growth appears to look good.
How about some more photos of the top.
The bottom leaves are evidence of past plant health, the tops show better signs of current health.

And watch the nutes, man.

Scrog, good advice.

 

nedguy

Well-Known Member

• Apr 29, 2012

• #35

yeah new growth is healthy, here's a pic.

cant do scrog need more stuff to be fixed and cant be moved from a place to the other. i might consider toping one and pinching another, while keeping the others do it freestyle ! instead of killing all the extra seedlings i decided to keep 2 of em, the tiny ones in the pix, what do u suggest i do with them for experimenting ?

thanks for re-passing by!

 

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