Plant abuse chart

[SmknVTEC]

Originally Posted by homegrown410

hey, i could really use some help on figuring out the problem of my three plants that i have in DWC buckets, each plant is showing the same symptoms, just a little wilted look on the old lower leaves with the top 1/3 looking healthy, pic included of one of the large fan leaves. I have looked through the plant sickness charts and nothin really jumped out at me that matched, might be a kind of mold but this would be my first time, humidity is always 50 to 60%. I would appreciate all advice, Thanks

More info man. What is the pH and ppm? Looks like fert burn.

[shawnyboy420]

can anyone help me please
i got as month old plant been in a rockwool medium ph level been around 5.7 temp between 77 and 83 i jus started giving it maxi grow hydroponics at a quater strength and i jus started seeing some yellow spots on the tips of two of the leaves and some other spots right in the middle of another leaf. any suggestions? this is my first grow so any advice would help

[scumbag420]

Hey i have some kushberry seedlings that are a week old. I sent a link to a picture of my setup. I water them lightly twice a day with 6.3 PH water. Also a week ago i added Advanced Nutrient's Iguana Juice and Nirvana. I keep the plants under a propatation light for 18hours on and 6 off. Now the little guys are a little droopy and i can see some yellow linings around some leaves. This picture is fairly recent they aren't much bigger than this, am i over watering? or what else could the problem be?

http://i458.photobucket.com/albums/q.../10-12-09b.jpg

[-mu]

Originally Posted by scumbag420

Hey i have some kushberry seedlings that are a week old. I sent a link to a picture of my setup. I water them lightly twice a day with 6.3 PH water. Also a week ago i added Advanced Nutrient's Iguana Juice and Nirvana. I keep the plants under a propatation light for 18hours on and 6 off. Now the little guys are a little droopy and i can see some yellow linings around some leaves. This picture is fairly recent they aren't much bigger than this, am i over watering? or what else could the problem be?

http://i458.photobucket.com/albums/q.../10-12-09b.jpg

They are more than a week old? woah! They should be ten times that size by now! You must be overfeeding them or something.

And what gave you the crazy idea to water twice-daily? The most important thing for root growth, is Oxygen (that's the stuff in air, and water that hasn't been sitting around). You water when they need it, not before. Or else, how do you know how much they are drinking? Doh!

And it's "pH 6.3", not "6.3 PH" or "6.3 pH" or anything else.

With the little information you gave, that's all the help I can be.

-mu

[scumbag420]

Originally Posted by -mu

They are more than a week old? woah! They should be ten times that size by now! You must be overfeeding them or something.

And what gave you the crazy idea to water twice-daily? The most important thing for root growth, is Oxygen (that's the stuff in air, and water that hasn't been sitting around). You water when they need it, not before. Or else, how do you know how much they are drinking? Doh!

And it's "pH 6.3", not "6.3 PH" or "6.3 pH" or anything else.

With the little information you gave, that's all the help I can be.

-mu

Well I don't just water for the hell of it, i watered when it seemed they need it. I don't know what kind of information you need, it's soil...about a week and a half old. I keep the temperature at a steady 80 degrees F. I have them in a little clone dome as you can see in the picture, and i spray the top of it for humidity. That's about all the info i can think of.

[-mu]

Originally Posted by scumbag420

Well I don't just water for the hell of it, i watered when it seemed they need it. I don't know what kind of information you need, it's soil...about a week and a half old. I keep the temperature at a steady 80 degrees F. I have them in a little clone dome as you can see in the picture, and i spray the top of it for humidity. That's about all the info i can think of.

"water when it seemed they need it" and "water for the hell of it" are exactly the same thing. I said, water them when they need it. That's a thing you can measure, usually by picking the plant up and weighing it.

And they aren't clones, yet you put them in a clone dome. Why? Don't answer that. There is no answer for that, except "THERE IS NO ANSWER". And to add to the over-moisture, you spray the thing. Very good! Over-watered, hmm, maybe.

What grow guide did you read? That writer needs his head examined.

Get them out of that stupid thing and in the light in front of a fan!

-mu

[scumbag420]

Hey man your help is much appreciated but you don't have to be so condescending. This is my friend's op, I'm just taking care of it the way he is telling me to...that's why i came here. I have them under a good propagation light and next to two fans, the temp is a steady 80. I understand what you're saying about over-watering and I've made the changes necessarry. Now the leaves are a little yellow and I'm wondering if the "beneficial moss" that has grown is taking nitrogen from the little guys, does that sound right?

[Murdoch]

Originally Posted by scumbag420

Hey i have some kushberry seedlings that are a week old. I sent a link to a picture of my setup. I water them lightly twice a day with 6.3 PH water. Also a week ago i added Advanced Nutrient's Iguana Juice and Nirvana. I keep the plants under a propatation light for 18hours on and 6 off. Now the little guys are a little droopy and i can see some yellow linings around some leaves. This picture is fairly recent they aren't much bigger than this, am i over watering? or what else could the problem be?

http://i458.photobucket.com/albums/q.../10-12-09b.jpg

Maybe your soil isn't the best. You should NOT use any nutes on seedlings so young.
And over watering is not good. Watch out.
But good luck with it anyways