I planted these (White Widow x Buddha) a few weeks ago from seeds they were doing awsome till recently they started getting spots on the leaves, also some of the leaves seem to have no moisture in them and they are kind of curling, i have 3 plants only one of them is still ok, the 2 others have this. I haven't given them anything except for water at this point. What causes this and how do I fix it? Also if it matters they are currently under a T5 High output fluorescent grow lamp thanks a ton in advance!!
Well lets start by what kinda soil are you using? cuz if its miracle grow its a definate no no uhh your temps cant be too high but check for bugs and perhaps its time to add some nutes? and its possiable your light might be too close and its burning the leaves?
I've heard people on here say that miracle grow soil is fine to use but to avoid miracle grow fertilizer. Although I am using miracle soil and some of my plants have leaves that looks almost exactly think that. hmm..
se7enUP Miracle Grow soils suck Vegatative cycle fertilizer Miracle-Gro® Water Soluble All Purpose Plant Food (they make several fertilizers be sure its this one) http://www.miraclegro.com/index.cfm...t/documentId/637153cfaa6b1ff545c0236933b0a7a4 Fertilizer Analysis: 24-8-16 with micronutrients 2 level "Teaspoons" per gallon of water, (reduce this by 50% first time application) use this as your water, feed every other watering till flowering
1. Soil or soilless & brand name of soil , hydro? 2. PH of medium? 3. PH run off? 4. PH of water? 5. Age of plants? 6. What Fertilizer, dosages, and frequency? 7. lites, wattage & proximity to plants 8. Light cycle. 24/0,, 18/6,, 12/12? 9. In light cycle how long? 10. Room temps looks like soil/ferts
I'm never buying miracle grow products again! I'll be lucky if my plants can even manage to flower. it's a strong plant though. MJ. They're fighting for their lives. It's kind of interesting to watch... damn MG though. never again! > P
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flush your plant. Flush with PH corrected water, till in optimum PH range & in your case so that the ferts are leeched from the soil, 3 times the volume of the pots rule of thumb but may require much more flushing if the rootball is thick & sour EG: 1 gal pot = 3 gal. flush
I did.... I got my plants out of MG crap soil and put them into Foxfarm soil. Like 15 bucks a bag, but worth it. http://forum.grasscity.com/sick-plants-problems/147605-update-about-week-till-harvest.html