Need help with plant issues

[Madscientist43]

Giixer 1000w led light about 13inches from canopy Organic soil with perlite. Watering with straight tap water for first 3 weeks and issues have been there since the beginning. I transplanted into 5 gallon pot and added a half cup of bone meal to the mixture hoping to help maybe a phos deficiency as the petioles were reddish purple... leaves are now cupping and now necrotic with some decay spots Any help is appreciated

 

[Madscientist43]

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[Chad.Westport]

The leaves look very dark green, which can indicate too much nitrogen in the soil.

Do you know what the PH of your tap water is?

It's a short and bushy plant, the structure is nice.

 

[lipifarmer]

she is thirsty, look soil

 

[Madscientist43]

The leaves look very dark green, which can indicate too much nitrogen in the soil.

Do you know what the PH of your tap water is?

It's a short and bushy plant, the structure is nice.

The ph ph my water is high around 8 or 9 but with my nutes it’s around 6. So I started using my nutes last feeding hoping maybe soemthing would turn around I haven’t noticed anything different although I am noticing some of the axillary branches shooting out(the potential cola sights) some of the leafs on them aren’t growing , like one side is and the other side is staying stunted

 

[Madscientist43]

she is thirsty, look soil

Actually it’s soaked down underneath they were in 1 gallon pots for first 3 weeks being watered with around 7 ounces of straight tap water each time.. the symptoms kept getting worse so i flushed with 3 gallons of tap water and transplanted into a different soil thinking it may be the soil because I didn’t start these plants. But the person assured me it’s all organic soil with no nutes ....I was letting them dry out really good before watering with 1/4 strength nutrients to see if I see a rebound. And I just watered yesterday morning with one liter of water to 1 table spoon of 4-3-1 liquid fertilizer to see if anything changes and nothing so far

 

[Aqua Man]

Nutrients are high bit not much you can do about that. Give a good wet dry cycle and make sure you saturate the media when you water. back that light off as you have light bleaching and lights stress.

 

[Chad.Westport]

The ph ph my water is high around 8 or 9 but with my nutes it’s around 6. So I started using my nutes last feeding hoping maybe soemthing would turn around I haven’t noticed anything different although I am noticing some of the axillary branches shooting out(the potential cola sights) some of the leafs on them aren’t growing , like one side is and the other side is staying stunted

If the 8 or 9 PH water has been going in for awhile, it may have raised your soil PH, which can block out the absorption of nutrients. Watering with the feed at 6.0PH is a good target for right now.

If one side of branching is developing ahead of the other, it may not be receiving as much light. It's still a small enough plant you can give it a half turn every day.

 

[Madscientist43]

Nutrients are high bit not much you can do about that. Give a good wet dry cycle and make sure you saturate the media when you water. back that light off as you have light bleaching and lights stress.

Yeah I’ve been looking into the light stress issues but my light is only 13 inches from canopy and it’s reccomended to sit at 12 and my other plant in the box doesn’t have signs of light stress.. I’ve been stumped on this plant my other plant started off weird too but has bounced back so far I think and isn’t exhibiting anywhere close to the issues this one is

 

[Aqua Man]

What is the ppm of your tap water?

STOP ADDING NUTRIENTS.

 

[Aqua Man]

Yeah I’ve been looking into the light stress issues but my light is only 13 inches from canopy and it’s reccomended to sit at 12 and my other plant in the box doesn’t have signs of light stress.. I’ve been stumped on this plant my other plant started off weird too but has bounced back so far I think and isn’t exhibiting anywhere close to the issues this one is

Those plants are to small for full intensity back it off to 18" min

 

[Madscientist43]

This is the other plant I have growing in the same exact soil started at the same time with same water and all. It has issues as well but nowhere near as bad as the blue cookie plant. This is a purple kush

 

[Chad.Westport]

Yeah, no more nutrients for now. Caps for emphasis, its that true.

Which brand soil is this?

 

[Madscientist43]

Those plants are to small for full intensity back it off to 18" min

I’ll give that a try and see if I see some improvement

 

[Madscientist43]

What is the ppm of your tap water?

STOP ADDING NUTRIENTS.

The ppm of my water is around 60-80 ppm

 

[Madscientist43]

What is the ppm of your tap water?

STOP ADDING NUTRIENTS.

This is the water analysis with my nutrients

 

[Madscientist43]

Yeah, no more nutrients for now. Caps for emphasis, its that true.

Which brand soil is this?

Not even sure of the brand just the cheapest organic soil with perlite Lowe’s had . 0.3-0.5-0.7 npk ratio

 

[Aqua Man]

The ppm of my water is around 60-80 ppm

80 ppm is great dont worry about phing it. The soil will do that for you.

 

[Aqua Man]

Not even sure of the brand just the cheapest organic soil with perlite Lowe’s had . 0.3-0.5-0.7 npk ratio

Good enough ratio

 

[Madscientist43]

80 ppm is great dont worry about phing it. The soil will do that for you.

I’ve been told that as well. Even at levels of ph alkalinity as high as my regular water is?