[Judaz]

@Aqua Man @MIMedGrower

walked into one of the new rooms today in week 1 of flower and ran into this. Yesterday they looked fine, environment is good. Root zone is balanced and ph is fine. It’s gotta be spray damage Is my thought process. I’ve never seen them dud this fast over night

Tops of plants

sides of plants

 

[MIMedGrower]

Wow. Sprayed with what?

 

[Aqua Man]

That's what I was gonna ask. 2 things come to mind wth was that spray.

Or acute root damage.

 

[Judaz]

That's what I was gonna ask. 2 things come to mind wth was that spray.

Or acute root damage.

so you are saying that the spray could have also damaged the roots? It was sprayed with regalia and a little bit of coco. What puzzles me is that it happen over night. What can cause acute root damage.

 

[Judaz]

It’s only the tops the rest is fine leaves look normal. Thinking the lights got them and they were still moist

 

[MIMedGrower]

Thats pretty severe no?

I never sprayed anything in my rooms. Just dealt with gnats.

 

[Judaz]

Thats pretty severe no?

I never sprayed anything in my rooms. Just dealt with gnats.

there is a little pm that usually creeps up here and there. We were trying to be proactive as the plant is doing the first few weeks stretch. I’ve done it before and never had this issue. But if for some reason they didn’t dry up completely while lights turned on later it could be the cause. Then again it’s never happened before when they did not have the tendency to dud.

 

[Judaz]

Now that I’m thinking I’ve seen this top damage like that before when spraying neem oil on plants. They got this new coco stuff that supposedly makes the stuff stick to leaves and it could have made the solution more oily like neem oil mixed with water. I bet it’s that new coco stuff.

 

[MIMedGrower]

there is a little pm that usually creeps up here and there. We were trying to be proactive as the plant is doing the first few weeks stretch. I’ve done it before and never had this issue. But if for some reason they didn’t dry up completely while lights turned on later it could be the cause. Then again it’s never happened before when they did not have the tendency to dud.

I thought you were getting to that. ;-)

 

[MIMedGrower]

Now that I’m thinking I’ve seen this top damage like that before when spraying neem oil on plants. They got this new coco stuff that supposedly makes the stuff stick to leaves and it could have made the solution more oily like neem oil mixed with water. I bet it’s that new coco stuff.

Coco wet?

 

[Judaz]

I thought you were getting to that. ;-)

naw can’t blame it on the duds lol

Coco wet?

yes coco wet

 

[Aqua Man]

there is a little pm that usually creeps up here and there. We were trying to be proactive as the plant is doing the first few weeks stretch. I’ve done it before and never had this issue. But if for some reason they didn’t dry up completely while lights turned on later it could be the cause. Then again it’s never happened before when they did not have the tendency to dud.

I've never used that product but if it's just the tops I would lean to rule out the roots. Maybe the concentration used?

 

[Judaz]

I've never used that product but if it's just the tops I would lean to rule out the roots. Maybe the concentration used?

30 ml
per gallon of regalia standard we sprayed 5 days ago with no coco wet this time
Used coco wet but good thought will ask how much coco they added

 

[MIMedGrower]

30 ml
per gallon of regalia standard we sprayed 5 days ago with no coco wet this time
Used coco wet but good thought will ask how much coco they added

Well its designed to help the solution stick to the leaves. A natural surfactant.

I bought it originally on the hydro store guys recommendation but i never used it.

Sorry. Not helpful info. Lol

 

[Aqua Man]

If not the whole plant then something caused those leaves to stop transpiring. The obvious would be the spray to me.

 

[Judaz]

Thank you prob would
Not have solved it this fast without you guys. It’s gotta be along the lines of coco wet or maybe using too much. I will find out how much they used

 

[Aqua Man]

Wish I was more familiar I avoid foliars all together. Have not had pm. As prevention at lights out I lower my temps slowly over about 2 hours with a controller slowly dropping every 30 min. That prevents any kind of humidity spike. Also keep humidity over night 10-15% lower at night. The plants stomata are closed and it doesn't need it.

 

[Judaz]

Just googled plant burnt by neem oil and found a thread on another forum with user posting this pic. This is what it looks like. Pretty similar. Imo

They used what the directions say as far as how much per gallon but after feeling that stuff it feels oily so it may cause a similar reaction to neem oil damage. This plant is sensitive and finicky So I’m not surprise. Well it will slow their growth for 4-5 days but they should recover. Other thing to mention is that all the tops of most plants had the same issue which points the finger to the spraying.