Burned leaves on start of flowers.

[johnny.doefarmer]

I got a few canvas plants that started flowering the other day for some reason they look like they're got burnt either by the sun or by 7 dust that I put on them. Has anybody had any problems like this or run into a problem like this that could help me diagnose this issue. The only thing I could think it could be is the other day I watered about 10:00 a.m. and It got real hot fast and I sprayed the whole plants with water and the other issue could be because of the the seven dust.

 

[Galgrows]

Aww man that's a shame. i'm thinking it's the dusting looks like it to me. They did'nt care for it at all.

 

[johnny.doefarmer]

Aww man that's a shame. i'm thinking it's the dusting looks like it to me. They did'nt care for it at all.

Ya I'm hoping it snaps out of it. I got two auto flowers and a photoperiod OG Kush that it happened too. The OG KUSH is 8 foot tall. I think it will be ok it's seams to be pretty tough.

 

[LoveGrowingIt]

The only thing I could think it could be is the other day I watered about 10:00 a.m. and It got real hot fast and I sprayed the whole plants with water and the other issue could be because of the the seven dust.

Wetting the leaves during the day shouldn't be harmful to cannabis. I'm not familiar with Seven Dust(?), so I can't help with that. It looks like there has been insect damage. It sure looks like something has been eating the plants. There might also be some slight nutrient deficiencies.

The plants don't look like they've begun to flower, so they should be able to recover. I would top them just above the highest healthy nodes and let them branch out. You'll probably need to fight the insects again, though.

Keep posting to get more help as the plants try to grow out of this.

 

[johnny.doefarmer]

Wetting the leaves during the day shouldn't be harmful to cannabis. I'm not familiar with Seven Dust(?), so I can't help with that. It looks like there has been insect damage. It sure looks like something has been eating the plants. There might also be some slight nutrient deficiencies.

The plants don't look like they've begun to flower, so they should be able to recover. I would top them just above the highest healthy nodes and let them branch out. You'll probably need to fight the insects again, though.

Keep posting to get more help as the plants try to grow out of this.

What would you recommend as an insect repellent to put on them.