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Discussion in 'Sick Plants and Problems' started by phishhead024, Jun 11, 2022.

  1. #1 phishhead024, Jun 11, 2022
    Hey all! I’m in week 9 of my grow, this is a GMO hybrid. So I was gone for a week and had a friend come babysit. I came home to find one of my girls looking kinda sick. It’s only those top leaves, I can’t find anything anywhere else. Can anyone tell me what’s going on? I’m thinking manganese but not sure. I’ll send more details if needed. Thanks! 67665937163__C7728D38-97B3-4111-AAA0-C1927BF303A1.JPG
     
  2. #2 GroBuddy, Jun 11, 2022
    If you dont use calmag I would start. The curling and drooping isnt calmag tho. If you use liquids could be build up causing a lock out or if you turned light up recently that may be issue as well. I'd check medium conditions ph/ppm and go from there, combine with what you know you have or haven't done.
     
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  3. #3 smokeout69, Jun 11, 2022
    U look like nitrogen and calmad issue maybe potassium but id say first 2 i mentioned
     
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  4. #4 GroBuddy, Jun 11, 2022
    Right what I expected was nitrogen as well however if feeding you shouldnt be showing a multitude of deficiencies along with drooping and curling. Curling is usually a sign of toxicity and drooping the same or over under watering. Mixed with both appearances of deficiency with toxicity is why I suggested a build up of salts or a ph issue causing lock out. Unless they were under watered or over watered while you were gone combined with not enough food being given.

    Why giving all available information leading up to this point is so vital in compiling information for determining issue and solutions. Without enough information and us not being in the grow room with posters mostly we can only guess from personal experiences. With proper information we can give more accurate advise
     
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  5. #5 phishhead024, Jun 12, 2022
    I’ve been hard on these girls, I’ve been an absentee father. but I’ve only been watering/feeding every 7 days, I don’t know if I used to much perlite but the soil does not dry out like before, so I’m hoping the roots aren’t getting root rot. The humidity in the test has been hard to control it’s been in the 70s…I think there def a few things going on?
     
  6. #6 Deleted member 1148562, Jun 13, 2022
    what medium? you're using bottled nutes, right? Does the rest of the plant have curled down leaf edges too?
     
  7. #7 phishhead024, Jun 14, 2022
    Well out found the problem…the babysitter didn’t ph the water properly. It had to be way off….think I would be good to switch to flower in a week if I bring the lvls back? Thanks
     
  8. #8 Deleted member 1148562, Jun 14, 2022
    update the thread in a week with full picture... lets see how the recovery goes. :)
     
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