KingOFthe710
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Had a couple mothers do this a month ago and found the same weird white webbing in the dirt. No webbing on the plants anywhere, no spiders anywhere, have duty through dirt no spiders there. I have 13 clones in same closet. 9 are fine the other 4 are doing what 2 of my mothers did, literally happening in two days since my transplant. I put a good amount of great white on the rots but they all got basically the same. After transplant I poured some molasses straight into the dirt then a bunch of water with some nutes(nectar for the gods, Bio veg, B52, suprekelp, a little call mag and a little humid acid) over the top of the molasses. They all looked fine the next morning(yesterday), that night 3 were starting to look burnt then today this morning those 3 were bad and one more looked burnt now tonight all 4 look pretty burnt and droopy. Leaves have shriveled up in size and are dry, the stems are soft and falling over. Two pots the dirt is still pretty wet, in the other 2 the dirt is fairly dry but wet and darker a couple inches down.
Long story short, plants ate still in veg about a month old, the leaves are dried and shriveled, the stems are soft kinda wet feeling and falling over, and finding small white webbing looking stuff in the top inch of the soil in those 4 but no signs of bugs anywhere at all and sprayed with some spider mite x. Room got to 90 degrees for 3 hours day before the transplant but been between 70 and 82 since with a nice breeze on em. Really no idea what's going on and can't afford to lose these 4.
Wondering if maybe I over nuted, if I overwatered and theyre drowning, if an abidance of great white would kill them, if the 3 hours at 90 the day before could be doing something or if those 4 just got really unlucky and got mites or something somehow I just really don't understand what the white webbing in the dirt is. The top inch is also very crusty and kinda hard I think from just pouring molasses without mixing with water not sure why I did that. Been spraying with straight water since yesterday. They are in roots organic mixed with coco loco coco coir. Not sure if I can just water very heavily and try to push the shit like backed up nutes out of the dirt or what I should do.
Will have pics from the day of transplant and from tonight to show difference in the last 2 days
Long story short, plants ate still in veg about a month old, the leaves are dried and shriveled, the stems are soft kinda wet feeling and falling over, and finding small white webbing looking stuff in the top inch of the soil in those 4 but no signs of bugs anywhere at all and sprayed with some spider mite x. Room got to 90 degrees for 3 hours day before the transplant but been between 70 and 82 since with a nice breeze on em. Really no idea what's going on and can't afford to lose these 4.
Wondering if maybe I over nuted, if I overwatered and theyre drowning, if an abidance of great white would kill them, if the 3 hours at 90 the day before could be doing something or if those 4 just got really unlucky and got mites or something somehow I just really don't understand what the white webbing in the dirt is. The top inch is also very crusty and kinda hard I think from just pouring molasses without mixing with water not sure why I did that. Been spraying with straight water since yesterday. They are in roots organic mixed with coco loco coco coir. Not sure if I can just water very heavily and try to push the shit like backed up nutes out of the dirt or what I should do.
Will have pics from the day of transplant and from tonight to show difference in the last 2 days
