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Help me womba, leaves dieing

Discussion in 'Sick Plants and Problems' started by WildIrishRover, Aug 13, 2008.

  1. #1 WildIrishRover, Aug 13, 2008
    1st 1 plant had problem, now i see all do but others just started. I have a nps in there so i dont think its bugs and i dont see any web from mites. I also dont think its heat becuase top leaves are fine

    Any help appreciated
     

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  2. #2 HolyxXCrapp, Aug 13, 2008
    i got the same problem goin on. ima keep up with this thread.
     
  3. #3 WildIrishRover, Aug 13, 2008
    Did you use any epsom salts?
     
  4. #4 urgr8estfear, Aug 13, 2008
    Nute burn, P-def, interveinal chlorosis, drooping and what not.
    Your soil is totally screwed up.
    Do you have a pH reading on that?

    Oh never mind, just transplant into something decent and do not overwater and/or overnute again.
     
  5. #5 WildIrishRover, Aug 14, 2008
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    Thanks man, I am using sunshine pro mix & peru bird quano, wormcasing, and jamiacan bat guano as nutes added to water.


    i flushed b4 you posted would that be good for the nute burn?

    i flushed before you posted, would that help with the nute burn?


    What is interveinal chlorosis, how does it happen and how to cure, how do u know pdef? any info on the droop what would cause that ? is it over watering?:(
     
  6. #6 WildIrishRover, Aug 14, 2008
    I flushed b4 you posted would that help?
     
  7. #7 green_love, Aug 17, 2008
    I would lean more towars a Magnesium defecientcy bro. Look into that also, N-P-K what do you feed the plants? and how much?
     
  8. #8 urgr8estfear, Aug 18, 2008
    You're using organic nutes, they take time to decompose into absorbable nutes.
    If you've overdone it flushing only makes things worse, decompositon will go faster.

    Drooping is from overwatering, chlorosis is the yellowing of the leaves between the veins (lines on the leaf), those black large stains on the leaf are from P-def.

    In short, you are so far up shit creek the only thing that can help is a transplant.
    Pull the plants, flush out all the soil between the roots and stick 'em in some decent soil.

    And wait at least a week before judging results, the plant will need time to adjust and the damaged parts of the plant may never recover.

    Good luck!
     
  9. #9 ocitown, Aug 27, 2008
    FFOF with 20% added perlite if using soil from a bag,its the best solution for soil from a bag.
     

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