Lowryder 2 PROBLEMS HELP!! Pics

[mickthedroog]

Im at 1 month and 2 days.
These pics are only of one of my two femmed Lowryders.
Their humidity has been around 60% but dropped to 20% for two days so..some of the leaves started turning weird and I fixed the humidity.
Do I have to worry about er goin hermie?

And most importantly are those bottom leaves somethin I need to worry about? Also, any thoughts on the extreme browning on some of the tips?

thx

[TexarkanaTim]

I wouldn't be too concerned about the humidity at this point. It looks like you have some nute burn. What nutes are you using and how often? Could also be causing some nute lockout too. I would flush them well, let them dry out for a couple of days and start back with nutes at 1/3 or 1/4 strength. Try adding a teaspoon of epsom salts in a gallon of water once your flush is done, when its time to start back with nutes. Should see some improvement in a week or so.

[DucthGrower]

Originally Posted by mickthedroog

Im at 1 month and 2 days.
These pics are only of one of my two femmed Lowryders.
Their humidity has been around 60% but dropped to 20% for two days so..some of the leaves started turning weird and I fixed the humidity.
Do I have to worry about er goin hermie?

And most importantly are those bottom leaves somethin I need to worry about? Also, any thoughts on the extreme browning on some of the tips?

thx

Hey buddie by the looks of them there either burnt out from nutrients OR they have a root disease which can make leaves drop of and turn yellow with brown spots, i had the same problem with my lowryders with the brown leaves and spots its root rot OR nutrient burn most likely root due to maby over watering if u can get some BANROT Or FUNGARID that shit really works quickly. Ive got 1 survivor lowryder and she's a girl just staring 2 flower the other 3 are just bairly alive ive got some pics. Good luck

[mickthedroog]

I believe it to be lock out now that you guys have helped me out. thx for the quick reply. I was rushing waterinmg the other day and forgot to pH 3 cups I was givin her, so I watered her without remembering in time. I was like...Shit yah know...so i upped one more cup with a lot of pH hoping there might be some salvation in it still without over watering and gave it to her.

all in all the drainage pH came out to 6 after I was done fucking up and I didnt wanna over water her so hopefully I can correct this in a few days once I water again. Think she will start looking up once I give her good water once again? Prior to this mess up she was beautiful minus the cfl nibbin her once.

[mickthedroog]

Originally Posted by TexarkanaTim

I wouldn't be too concerned about the humidity at this point. It looks like you have some nute burn. What nutes are you using and how often? Could also be causing some nute lockout too. I would flush them well, let them dry out for a couple of days and start back with nutes at 1/3 or 1/4 strength. Try adding a teaspoon of epsom salts in a gallon of water once your flush is done, when its time to start back with nutes. Should see some improvement in a week or so.

Im using Hesi nutrients at not even 1/4 strength every 4th-5th day. I messed up the pH in the last watering so should I flush or wait until my next watering and hope more leaves dont die? Next watering is tomorrow (monday)

edit: Today is day 2 since I last watered but the soil is dry about 1 1/2inches down so I watered them again with mad pHed water light bloom nutes, root, and hygrozome just in case its root rot. Hopefully she unlocks here..

[abitavenger135]

when i flush the plant i run 3x the volume of the pot of water through to get all salt build up out

[mickthedroog]

Originally Posted by abitavenger135

when i flush the plant i run 3x the volume of the pot of water through to get all salt build up out

would I want to flush if I accidentally fed them water that had a pH of 6 last week? I gave er two cups of well adjusted water with bloom to compensate yesterday.

edit: what I mean is that it is nute lock out not nute burn (I give them not even 1/4 recommended every 4-6 days), so given the circumstances...