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Hello I was given this by a friend of mine she was a indoor plant and was used for cloning. Not long after transplanting this started to happen. Just trying to figure out how to get her healthy.

Thanks, Sourcooper

 

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Search "The charts" by Seamaiden. Very helpful!

 

HailTheLeaf

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I dont think that is nitrogen toxicity, usually the blades start to curl down and the leaf turns into the claw lol. Lets have a smoke and wait for some1 smarter to chime in. :smoking:

 

DrMcSkunkins

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Looks more like a deficiency, check the first chart in my helpful charts sig link

 

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Sprinkle a few handfuls of garden gypsum on the soil and foliar spray in the dark with a few teaspoons of epsom salt in a sprayer of water. That never hurts and can help cure Ca and Mg deficiencies.

 

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Looks like shock from transplant and pH fluctuation. Should have used some type of mycorrhizae product at transplant to reduce the shock. She should get out of it in a week or so.

 

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Some people call that a calcium deficiency, some claim genetics, others posit an arcane phytoplasm. Bueller? Bueller? (Aster Yellows is a good google...)

 

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Unicorns said:

Search "The charts" by Seamaiden. Very helpful!

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Thank you, charts are helpful!

 

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Thank you all for taking the time to reply.!

 

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I have alot of those charts in HD in my sig link.