Flowering plants are dieing

It's a bad idea to feed them more BAD miracle grow. They're supposed to do that. Get some good flowering nutes and let them do what they do.

 

no one has ever recommend miracle grow for Mj, its quite really for flowers, and not fruits and vegetables. Plus Miracle grow can sour the taste of any grow, besides looking at that windex looking stuff, it looks so un-organic. In the flower cycle, the plant will eat water leaves that it stored glucose in early to feed the flowers, soon near the end of the harvest, most of your water leaves will be dust, your hairs will turn orange, and trichomes will fill with milky thc. Enjoy your great grow and shelf the wal mart nutes.

 

by the way if you are wondering, dont even bother cutting them off, and if you do, cut it at the base of the leaf leaving about 1/4 in of leaf remaining, never cut the stem, as the stem can harm the plant at a cellular level and expose the plant to disease. Thought i give that thought, the question would of crossed my mind.

 

plants in the ground. ground full of minerals. humic acid, or kelp meal, contain powerful chelating agents that break up tough soils and release minerals to the plant. mineralized=green. instead of feeding the plant, feed the soil...
its a MIRACLE of life...

 

Looks fine to me, far from dying.. They are supposed to yellow late in flower. Miracle grow does work, but it will probably negative effect the taste, and organic or most other ferts are better.

 

bat guano, and blood meal are GREAT starters

 

Your plant is eating the bottom leafs for energy and promoting top and side growth instead. it will happen from the bottom all the way up until the end of flowering. You can try a dose of Nitrogen but you're only prolonging nature.

 

They look pretty good to me but that yellowing is not natural. Plants shouldn't yellow until late into flowering and it looks like that has only been blooming a week or two. I am having the same problem with my plants though so I don't know how much help I would be. Try to rule out nute deficiency, fungus, pests by addressing each problem.

That number is called the NPK ratio and it refers to how much of what type of nutes are in the fert.
The first number is Nitrogen which is important and your problem looks a bit like an N deficiency. The second is phosphorus which is important in flowering and the third is potassium which is important for overall plant health.

They don't have any bat guano or other fertilizers? Have you gone to a gardening store? Miracle grow might work but other stuff would be much better to be honest.

 

Blood meal might help but what you really need is either a fertilizer or homeade tea. Blood meal is more of a soil booster rather than a real standalone fertilizer from what I understand.

There are some good fertilizer info in cortos outdoor grow guide here

http://forum.grasscity.com/outdoor-marijuana-growing/308969-outdoor-grow-guide.html

 

that plant looks healthy to me... plants do drop some bottom leaves during flower.. it's becoming fall after all ya know..

 

[quote name='"I Wayne"']Okay, okay. How about this...what the hell do i say to an employee of a plant store/nursery/green house, when they ask what type of plant do i need fertilizer for? Also is all I'm looking for are a type of fert, high in nitrogen?

Uhg. Everyone says something different![/quote]

Listen. Your growing tomatoes. You don't want a lot of nitrogen during flower. If you never used nutes before then its probably a slight deficiency. The mg you put on will probably help a bit but its not very good. Just look for something thats like 2-8-4 (ff tiger bloom).