Im a new grower and one of my plants are looking like this. Please no hate I just want some advice on what to do… thinking about throwing it away but I really don’t want too… the leaves are literally crispy though lol
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Im a new grower and one of my plants are looking like this. Please no hate I just want some advice on what to do… thinking about throwing it away but I really don’t want too… the leaves are literally crispy though lol
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How often are you watering? I get damage like that on my plants when they are a bit choked up at the root zone due to too much water. Also, check fan placement. It doesn't quite look like wind burn but if a fan is blowing directly on that side of the plant it may be doing harm.
Thank you so much for that info I appreciate you!! should I not worry about the roots getting rot?? My baby plants had a high ppm 500 over 1000 and 700 ppm of over 2000 when I flushed it
Sounds like you have everything going good for the other plants you mentioned in the Ocean Forest soil blend. That soil is rich, but after 30 days you should start feeding or top dressing.
The first plant sounds like it had a helter-skelter existence so far! Considering her past, I would probably give her a good flush with plain PH'd water and then start over with the top dressing or feed. By flush, I mean if she is in a 3 gallon pot, pour in 6 gallons of water. The water that comes out the bottom of the pot will have flushed away all the salts and what ever else is in the soil. Then you can start feeding with a clean slate. I use a small shop vac to suck up the water that comes out the bottom.
You mentioned your last grow smelled like grass/hay. That usually comes down to how it is dried and cured. You can grow the biggest buds from the best cannabis seeds in the world, but if you do not dry and cure it right it will smell and taste like hay. Let us know when you are ready to harvest and we can talk about drying and curing.
Good luck!
Hi there,
Don't throw them out yet!
Hopefully we can help you out, but we are going to need some more information.
Are these Autos or Photo Period plants? And can you tell us about the soil they are in and what you are feeding them? Are you monitoring the PH of what you are feeding them?
Powdery mildew can be caused by too high a humidity or lack of wind flow so maybe check into that.
I think the white stuff on there is PM (powdery mildew) but I’m not sure.. I just ordered some “nuke em” to help with it. I’ve trimmed this plant so many times now though
Also what can I do to fix it?