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Discussion in 'Sick Plants and Problems' started by smokeythebear51, Oct 31, 2011.

  1. #1 smokeythebear51, Oct 31, 2011
    okay so i was wanting to know if this plant is sick or just nute deprived and another question is should i cut the fan leaves off or not i know everyone says if your not sure just leave it alone but they are drupping and turning a yellow in color? any replys and comments will help..........

    thanks, Smokey :cool:
     

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  2. #2 spunyun, Oct 31, 2011
    I think that one leaf is just storing waste and slowly dying, don't cut it off though, let it fall off on it's own.

    If it's literally touching that light bulb move the plant over a bit.
     
  3. #3 gmoneyyyy, Oct 31, 2011
    I agree with spunyun move that light and dont remove any leaves they dry out by them self those leaves look lsimilar to my plants when they where rootbound
     
  4. #4 smokeythebear51, Oct 31, 2011
    no the lights are not touching the plants lol im not a complete noob i do a lot of research on my questions before i ask them
     
  5. #5 smokeythebear51, Oct 31, 2011
    and i truly do not think this plant is root bound when this plant was started there was soil all the way to the top of the pot now there is just about maybe say a couple of inches of soil so now saying that could it be that i do not have enough soil in there and the roots are hitting the bottom and now the plant has stopped growth??
     
  6. #6 OhioStateBuckeyes, Oct 31, 2011
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    you are experiencing a potassium (K) deficiency :bongin: just incase you did not know, dont feed calcium with potassium. they do not like eachother on a molecular level. think of how magnets work: calcium= + potassium= +

    a bit of extra phosphorus will help your plant also

    make sure your pH is in the 6.4-6.8 range!

    hope your grow is a happy one
     
  7. #7 smokeythebear51, Nov 1, 2011
    thanks bro i appreciate that :cool: but if u dont mind me asking... so i dont use any nuits or anything man so what kinda of things i can buy to fix this problem from a store (kroger) this would be very helpful
     
  8. #8 OhioStateBuckeyes, Nov 1, 2011
    Im pretty sure they dont sell it at kroger, but you can find Potash at any greenhouse garden center. They may have it at a local feed supplier, too. Pure potash is strong so make sure you correctly calculate everything before use
     
  9. #9 smokeythebear51, Nov 1, 2011
    indeed i will look out for this potash stuff thanks again happy toking!
     

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