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Please help I don’t know what’s wrong

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#21
Zen_Seeker said:
They are going to want to know;

Type of grow medium.
RH & Temperature.
Indoor or outdoor.
Type & size of light.
Watering schedule.
List of nutrients.
Air flow/HVAC.

Show a pic of the grow room/tent area. A pic of the entire plant top down. I think you have enough from the side.

Looks like you grow in the bathroom or just took pics in the tub area.

Not the best at diagnosis myself but looks hungry & over watered maybe.

Experienced members will be along shortly.
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This right here anyone who gives advice without all the information needed please disregard !
 
#23
Just a quick updat this is the ph around the stem don’t know how accurate it is as it’s pretty cheap
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#26
Tataa said:
So any tips on what to do now if it not ph what could it be and if it’s how long would it take to recover?
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Lets try to monitor it and see where we find issues

Have a new whole plant picture?

monitor the soil temp near peak sunlight periods. Try to keep the soil temp under 75f so if you need to move it then move it.

water when the pot feels light. If the plant droops and its light you waited a bit to long. Best time to water is early in the photo period

what kind of soil is it again?

and then read this.

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#27
Aqua Man said:
Lets try to monitor it and see where we find issues

Have a new whole plant picture?

monitor the soil temp near peak sunlight periods. Try to keep the soil temp under 75f so if you need to move it then move it.

water when the pot feels light. If the plant droops and its light you waited a bit to long. Best time to water is early in the photo period

what kind of soil is it again?

and then read this.

www.thcfarmer.com

Marijuana Watering, how media, pot size/shape and environment affect it

Discuss different watering methods for growing your own weed from seeds. Our community members give helpful tips on how pot size and material, as well as environmental factors affect growing cannabis.
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Just a soil mix I put together with pre brought stuff
 
#28
Moshmen said:
This right here anyone who gives advice without all the information needed please disregard !
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not really true, you can get a good idea what the plant is dealing with just looking at it if you know what you are looking for, the problem comes when one indicator has 3 or 4 possible reasons for it to look like that, Sure it helps to have as much info as possible but every node tells you a story. I personally didn't ask any questions as I wasn't sure if I would be replying now, later or ever, I was just saying what I could see, with my best judgement I assessed the likeliest problems, told what to look for and gave options and explanations of my reasoning. I hope to give enough info to someone that it may click something, like "oh I just changed doing this actually and yeah" you usually figure things out, rather than just asking for more information, delaying any kind of diagnosis. But each to their own, you can disregard my advice if it isn't right, if it doesn't make any sense, or if you have something better to add, but it doesn't make me wrong because I didn't ask him to waste his time, we got to the problem pretty much immediately, without any extra info needed
 
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#29
Obiwancanabi said:
not really true, you can get a good idea what the plant is dealing with just looking at it if you know what you are looking for, the problem comes when one indicator has 3 or 4 possible reasons for it to look like that, Sure it helps to have as much info as possible but every node tells you a story. I personally didn't ask any questions as I wasn't sure if I would be replying now, later or ever, I was just saying what I could see, with my best judgement I assessed the likeliest problems, told what to look for and gave options and explanations of my reasoning. I hope to give enough info to someone that it may click something, like "oh I just changed doing this actually and yeah" you usually figure things out, rather than just asking for more information, delaying any kind of diagnosis. But each to their own, you can disregard my advice if it isn't right, if it doesn't make any sense, or if you have something better to add, but it doesn't make me wrong because I didn't ask him to waste his time, we got to the problem pretty much immediately, without any extra info needed
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Ok you can get close but I will still say without critical info you are just guessing - for instance just the growing medium can produce similar symptoms with totally different problems- I still feell you needed more information to even suggest bugs or light ? So we will have to agree to disagree .
 
#30
Aqua Man said:
Lets try to monitor it and see where we find issues

Have a new whole plant picture?

monitor the soil temp near peak sunlight periods. Try to keep the soil temp under 75f so if you need to move it then move it.

water when the pot feels light. If the plant droops and its light you waited a bit to long. Best time to water is early in the photo period

what kind of soil is it again?

and then read this.

www.thcfarmer.com

Marijuana Watering, how media, pot size/shape and environment affect it

Discuss different watering methods for growing your own weed from seeds. Our community members give helpful tips on how pot size and material, as well as environmental factors affect growing cannabis.
www.thcfarmer.com www.thcfarmer.com
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And no I will have a new picture update in about 1 to 2 days
 
#31
Tataa said:
Just a soil mix I put together with pre brought stuff
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Ok well the PH seems good but it maybe challenging to get the watering down.
Lets see how things go over a couple days now you have a bit better idea of watering etc
 
#32
Just a thought man, is there any possibility the roots have grown outside the pot into the ground, and when you moved it accidentally damage the roots?
 
#35
IMO, the plant got heat stressed. As was mentioned, I would monitor it and try and keep it in moderate light for now until she bounces back. I wouldn't be worried about your PH since soil tends to balance that out pretty good but your readings confirm that lockout is not the issue.

Your fertilizer, while optimized for tomatoes, should be okay with the addition of naturally occurring organic matter breakdown but you may want to find a Potassium/Phosphorous/sulfur amendment to prop up the other side of your essential nutrients now that you're in the flower phase of growth.

If you're trying to keep it as simple as possible I would suggest you order a bottle of Floranova Grow and Floranova Bloom. They run around $20 each USD on Amazon. I use these and have no complaints. Everything in one bottle so no need to have to play chemist. It's all laid out for you. I grow indoors so my recipe will be a little different from yours but I like to amend in some B vitamins, calcium and magnesium and some silicate. The FG and FB both have Cal/Mag but I like to make sure there is plenty available for the plant so I amend some in. The silicate will help grow a sturdy branch network to hold up those heavy dank flowers and the B vitamins help with plant stress so something like what you experienced in regards to the heat wave you had would help the plant get through it without stressing as much.

As long as your day/night temps don't swing more than 10* I would leave the plant outside.
 
#36
Ok so I’m back home now with a update so first off the person I left it with to care for it watered it when I told them not to because they said that it looked dehydrated this is a full picture of the plant now and some other pics like the buds it looks worse then when I left the ph seems fine in the soil but when I test the ph of the water I give it it says it’s around 5 and ideas and do you guys still think it’s heat stress?
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#37
Here’s a pic of the top lair of soil to incase anyone was wondering
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#39
Zen_Seeker said:
17 seems high. Most I’ve used are 8, 6, or 4. Like 6-4-4, 4-4-4.

But if you’re soil and not liquid fertilizer IDK.

If you only use the dry fertilizer in the soil and don’t add liquid nutrients do you need to PH the water?

@GNick55 might be available.
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Yes! Always ph your water. If it was me I get some different dirt and tranplant it and dont over water and then leave her in the dark for about 18 hrs before u put her bk out in the sun. Get some roots organic 707 or fox farm. I'd get happy frog to start with if u go fox farm. There ocean mix can be kinda hot for a younger or sick plant. Don't feed her anything for like 2 weeks except ph ed water. Maybe your pot is getting to hot also sitting in the sun which your roots will not like. Good luck bro!
 
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