Wilted and withering away, help!

[Bumslayer3700]

Came home and she wasnt this bad. EC had gone from 2.5 to 3 in a week and she started to show signs of wilting. I have 2 feeding schedules, I don’t know which one to use. 1 says 2.0 for week 4 and the other says 2.5. Why are there differences in feeding schedules.
I have 2 more with the EC being 1.0 amd they are fine. The EC for the wilted plant is 1.5. I took it out of a solution that started 2.5 a week ago. Should I add more or what?
it’s currently soaking in boomerang comeback formula. It’s not working.
new water was pretty cold, didn’t effect the other plants. Any advice?

 

[MrGreenfinga]

Came home and she wasnt this bad. EC had gone from 2.5 to 3 in a week and she started to show signs of wilting. I have 2 feeding schedules, I don’t know which one to use. 1 says 2.0 for week 4 and the other says 2.5. Why are there differences in feeding schedules.
I have 2 more with the EC being 1.0 amd they are fine. The EC for the wilted plant is 1.5. I took it out of a solution that started 2.5 a week ago. Should I add more or what?
it’s currently soaking in boomerang comeback formula. It’s not working.
new water was pretty cold, didn’t effect the other plants. Any advice?

For the future dont rely on schedules learn to read your plants there is many articles on google about it

I got a plant about same size i have RO water and i supplement eith extra calmag its EC is 700 and its Thrieveing

Give them 3X the pot size in water so its its 5 liter pot give it 15 liters of water to flush out all nutes or until the ec reading is very low and then start over slowly

 

[Bumslayer3700]

Seems to be doing better. I use fox farm stuff. Im a first timer and really don’t know what I’m doing. theres 12 different fertilizers ober the course of several months I’m still trying to figure out. Last time, should have seen the leaves, more blue than green. I added open sesame……. Obviously too early. Is there a fertilizer thats “1 size fits all”.? I’ve since dropped some peppers tomatoes and corn to try out with this stuff. Anyway, thanks for the reply.