Help! I have orange colored leaves after I transplanted.

[ComfortablyNumb]

Don't flush unless you really have to. Especially if you're growing organic. All you do is remove everything the plant needs.
flushing is when you have a buildup of salts that needs to be gotten rid of. That buildup comes from overfeeding.

 

[Aqua Man]

Don't flush unless you really have to. Especially if you're growing organic. All you do is remove everything the plant needs.
flushing is when you have a buildup of salts that needs to be gotten rid of. That buildup comes from overfeeding.

Yes this... for some reason I thought it was 70/30 coco perlite.

 

[thatguy2001]

They don’t have any new orange spots and have grown a lot over last 12 hrs so fingers crossed they r recovering!

Did you remove all of the affected leaves? Being thorough with that will really help you know if the problem has resolved itself in a day or two. Good luck!!

 

[520Gthumb]

I did, is the orange stuff a pathogen? Or can it be spread to surrounding plants?

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

Nah. The orange was burnt leaf. There could have been something in there, but unlikely.
We talked about temps and watering and cooling fans, yeah? (So many threads)

 

[520Gthumb]

Yeah I’m surprised that they were burnt so quickly but 30 mins at 110-115f I get a little burnt so I learned my lesson. Thanks for the info!

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

Yeah I’m surprised that they were burnt so quickly but 30 mins at 110-115f I get a little burnt so I learned my lesson. Thanks for the info!

No worries. You got this.

 

[520Gthumb]

Thank u all for the help! Third day

 

[ComfortablyNumb]

Thank u all for the help! Third dayView attachment 1137746View attachment 1137746

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