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Hi send some pics.. not sure it only nute burn if leafs going yellow... need pics and more info pls xx

 

Also if you're in flowering(using HPS light) , take a picture through the lens of your sun glasses makes a huge difference.


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You have that plant in soil that is WAY too dense. It's acting as a sponge and leaving your roots sitting in moisture constantly. That is why your plant is so sad looking. They HATE having their roots wet all the time. You need to read up on what kind of soil mix you should be trying to grow in and how and went to water this plant. As there is a setup you must put together to be able to grow inside, there is ALSO a process to doing this the easiest and best way to achieve success instead of failure. Go to the new grower threads and read the several "sticky's" there for the beginner grower. These contain the vital basic information every grower must know when starting out. You would've been smart to have read up on this BEFORE you got a plant up to this size. You need a very light arid soil mix for supreme drainage. You need to leave that plant alone and give it NOTHING until it as at least 80% dry or the container feels as it did when you first loaded it with dry soil. But in your case, you need to pull that plant out and add about 40% perlite to whatever soil you're using to grow it in. If you don't, it's going to be sad and unhealthy from now on. You also need to adjust the pH of any water you give it to a range of 6.3 to 6.7 and you need to stay away from the nutes. That looks like box store soil and all that stuff comes loaded with slow release fertilizers. Giving it nutes on top of what's in the soil BEFORE it has a chance to use up what came in the soil naturally, will only fry your plant. They are weeds and will try to grow in the most awful conditions. But if you want to grow a really beautiful healthy plant, you've got to take the time to learn what a big beautiful healthy plant requires. People sit and think and dream for months about the setup they will erect to grow this stuff with and often put very little effort into learning the process of growing inside. I've been a life long gardener and it's not the same as growing outdoors. You have to learn the plant and make the adjustments to keep it's roots happy. They are the brain of your plant and if they aren't happy, you're going to have a plant that won't do well. Good luck! TWW

 

I agree with above on soil.def need perlite always but what wk are you into flower?you will loose some in flower regardless.so hopefully you can still save it to an extent

 

Absolutely do not pull her out right now. You'll ruin your yield and stress that lady so bad.

I'd call this a learning experience so now you know what to do better next time, but it really doesn't look that bad to me anyways.

Leaves die and fall off, especially during flowering.

 

Take all the dead/rotted leaves off! And throw them away don't let them get in your soil.
Good Luck


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Ha! You took a little sample didn't you op.

You can't fool me.

dilligaf

 

Maybe get a new pot with better soil and transplant? Theres no real way to change the drainage without adding perlite that I'm aware of.

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