Please check out my journal for more info and progressive photos. The photos im posting are from today, and most recent damage. Got the clones from a friend. Looks like nute burn, but i have never fed them any nute. I am learning to grow organic. Thought originally, it was heat stress, because he grows with flouro's. I grow with HID, so i thought maybe it was to intense. He uses nutes, now he tells me. After i talked a lot of shit about the way they started to look, he tells me he gave them the first dose of nutes before he gave them to me. So with that, I have flushed them twice, two weeks in a row, with 2.5 gallons of water each plant. Hopefully they recover. I am wondering if maybe my soil didnt break down well enough, and now i have a combination of nute burn, and nute deficiencies. help a sista out!
Hey dl, Unless they are still in the soil your friend gave them to you in, this probably isn't from anything he did (not 2 weeks later). It very well could be that your soil wasn't fully broken down, how long did you let it sit? They also look overwatered. Lay off on the watering a bit. You should definitely top them off with an ewc "slurry". Also, make a kelp tea and give them that. Soak 1/4 cup of kelp in 2.5 gallons of water for a day or two, then water them with that. You can also use the kelp as a foliar feed. It'd be especially good combined with some aloe juice (1/2 cup per gallon). There's a couple things going on here, so that's why the vermicompost and kelp will help. The ewc will also help buffer any processes still happening in your soil. Use a good bit of ewc, enough to give everyone a nice thick layer on top. Definitely ease up on the watering too.