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[xenon730]

well that might be it right there I was ph at 7 then thought was to high so dropped it to 6.5
I do not use the cata in veg

Then just give whatever you consider a grow feed and add in either half or full meta k dose to help with the deficiency faster. It will not be excess or even close and will help.

 

[xenon730]

At the right ph obviously.

 

[tinderthumbs]

here is some pics I just took of one of them
and in the last pic is funny black stuff going on never ever ever seen anything like it the leafs look like they multing or something

 

[tinderthumbs]

u think the funny looking leafs could bc I transplanted them and broke up the root ball?

 

[xenon730]

u think the funny looking leafs could bc I transplanted them and broke up the root ball?

Doubtful. Physical root damage is greatly overstated. I regularly cut the bottom half of old plants rootballs and add fresh soil periodically. You can remove or destroy or mess with a lot of the total root mass. As long as you leave a decent central chunk, no problems. When i do this the plants don't wilt or even slow down growing really, the roots just grow back. Unless you cause disease, physical damage to roots is not a big deal to vegging plants at all.

 

[xenon730]

Fix the lockout and when you see new growth is good remove the damaged leaves slowly over time. Cut off the rotten parts now, they do no good on the plant.

 

[tinderthumbs]

Fix the lockout and when you see new growth is good remove the damaged leaves slowly over time. Cut off the rotten parts now, they do no good on the plant.

done and done

 

[tinderthumbs]

when soil is dry im going to try as u said and drop ph to 6 as well

 

[xenon730]

done and done

Not much more you can do now. You could foliar but i wouldn't bother. They should bounce back quickly.

 

[tinderthumbs]

how much run off u like to see when watering ?

 

[xenon730]

when soil is dry im going to try as u said and drop ph to 6 as well

Peat is very acidic, don't over do it. You're also not in true soil, remember that. Just feeding 6 ph food to 20% runoff should correct it. You have to water to good runoff now too if you weren't before.

 

[tinderthumbs]

wow we on a better note just hit some finger hash blasted me in to space

 

[xenon730]

how much run off u like to see when watering ?

PSYCHIC!

 

[tinderthumbs]

they seem to be looking or at least seem better the tops look a lot greener but still bottom does not took to happy

 

[xenon730]

they seem to be looking or at least seem better the tops look a lot greener but still bottom does not took to happy

Any of the damage will remain most likely. If new growth looks good, you have likely corrected the problem. Is the bottom half getting worse or just staying the same?

 

[tinderthumbs]

maybe slowly getting worst going to up the nute just a lil next feeding

 

[tinderthumbs]

wondering if I should do water feed water feed bottle says every watering I just don't now I do feel I am learning a lot I been doing feed every time

what I think is going on is im not using enough water per plant

 

[xenon730]

wondering if I should do water feed water feed bottle says every watering I just don't now I do feel I am learning a lot I been doing feed every time

what I think is going on is im not using enough water per plant

I put a gallon through my 3g fabric pots of promix when not fully rooted and that will almost half once it's "rootbound".

 

[tinderthumbs]

that is what im using 3g smart pots hard to get run off it just soaks it back up

 

[xenon730]

that is what im using 3g smart pots hard to get run off it just soaks it back up

If you don't want that i usually stick a 12" tray upside down in an 18" to raise it. I try to use cheap stuff that would be around any larger grow but anything could work. Grills or shelves at a dollar store are good.