Nute burn?

f1bud · Oct 1, 2011

CUD SOME ONE AV A LOOK AT THESE PICS BOUGHT A DECENT CAMERA SO I CAN GET A DIAGNOSIS,,, got nute burny tips by the looks of things so wud like u to see the general vigour and condition of my plants. 3 white widows wiv yellowing bottom leaves and tip burn and one pineapple chunk but she look ok. any verdicts pls peeps as they say a picture paints a thousand words i just need a few pls. thanx guys !!!

asaph · Oct 1, 2011

flush well, start feeding again with much N.

asaph · Oct 1, 2011

but maybe not as much ppm as you used. that is, more N in the NPK, but not more NPK. following?

jafooli · Oct 1, 2011

Check your ppm. Remember it so not to go Ott in the future mate. They look ok. How long was it since the nute burn occurred? Might be few more days for the full affect to show. Just flush them with your usual ph water without the nutes 3 times the size of the plant pot. Allow plenty of run off

rocknratm · Oct 2, 2011

gallon pot?

its probably really really rooted, used up all the food and didnt get enough, could be due to lockout but just looks like N def to me.

nick17gar · Oct 2, 2011

asaph said:
flush well, start feeding again with much N.

agree 100%

f1bud · Oct 2, 2011

rocknratm said:
gallon pot?

its probably really really rooted, used up all the food and didnt get enough, could be due to lockout but just looks like N def to me.

15ltrpots just repotted so how cud it be root bound?

rocknratm · Oct 2, 2011

f1bud said:
15ltrpots just repotted so how cud it be root bound?

15l is roughly 4 gallons via google search first result no promises...
you say just, but when is just (time relative, not justice as a meaning relative...? within a week will still be readjusting to the new space, even 2 weeks will still show signs of root limits (wont say bounds, because fdd and his cult following). Dont take cult negatively just saying....

dirtysnowball · Oct 2, 2011

you should check out the "diagnosing plants problems" sticky

your plant is N deficient; yellowing/dieing starts with the lower leaves and climbs up the plant.

Nute burn starts on the NEWEST growth, it also progresses very quickly

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