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Plant stress/deficiency

Discussion in 'Indoor Grow Journals' started by CannibudsMcGee, Apr 18, 2020.

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  1. #1 CannibudsMcGee, Apr 18, 2020
    I have no idea what this is. Overwatering, underwatering, nutrient deficiency, has the plant outgrown the solo cup? Somebody help a brother out
     
  2. #2 CannibudsMcGee, Apr 18, 2020
    It grew great up until this point. This is my second grow so it could be something very simple that I’m overlooking
     

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  3. #3 Popcorn, Apr 18, 2020
    More likely I would think underwater. But whatever it is that girl needs a transplant to a bigger pot. I think this will fix your issues.
     
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  4. #4 CannibudsMcGee, Apr 18, 2020
    Thanks bud
     
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  5. #5 Popcorn, Apr 18, 2020
    Just so you know for further underwatering shows like you hve with drooping coming all the way from stem. With overwatering the leafs tend to bend but stems stay straight. Now this is not always, I mean you know if you have been flooding it with water or not. Lol good luck keep us posted brother
     
  6. #6 KeepingIrelandGreen, Apr 18, 2020
    Get it into a much bigger pot asap.
    Youd have to say how much you water/feed it & how often. Whats her feed ph?
     
  7. #7 CannibudsMcGee, Apr 18, 2020
    I try to stay around 6. A pal told me that 5.5 in the early veg gets more nitrogen to the plant. I may be misquoting what nutrient but 5.5 is where I am. I water until there is a bit of runoff
     
  8. #8 Spanish@rcher, Apr 18, 2020
    Yeah get her potted up mate.
    What's in the pots though? Hydro ph range but that's soil isn't it?
    Or are my eyes a bit blurry for this time of day lol. Won't lie it's a possibility haha.
     
  9. #9 CannibudsMcGee, Apr 18, 2020
    Haha yep it’s soil. Fox farm ocean forest
     
  10. #10 Spanish@rcher, Apr 18, 2020
    Thought so. You need to up the ph mate.
    You'll get lockout shortly if you don't.
    6.5-6.7 seems to be the norm for soil growers. Not my area though, just hydro for me.
    Someone soil familiar will no doubt confirm that for you shortly though. :)
     
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  11. #11 CannibudsMcGee, Apr 18, 2020
    Still appreciate the insight bud
     
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  12. #12 CannibudsMcGee, May 7, 2020
    An update on the Barney’s Farm blue gelato 41


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