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OimRausch
OimRauschstarted grow question 3 years ago
Allright Growmig(a)os, how is it? I have a question about burnt plants, my LSD got a big overdose of light and won't eat. Leaves are wilting and she looks like a corpse. Overall a crispy impression.. Could anyone give me some advice about remedies, or treatment I could apply?👍✌️
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JinksyGrows
JinksyGrowsanswered grow question 3 years ago
Hey man, only a suggestion as I don't know all the details. If you wanna tell me more, drop me a line in PM. If you feel you have an overdose and possible lockout/semi lockout, a decent flush with 50-60% run-off at 6.5-ish pH soil, or 6.1/6.3 pH for soilless (not 100% sure what you've got going there...looks like Promix(?)). To keep from starving her, I've been told and have run a 1/2 to 3/4 dosing of 2-0-0 Calmag to replace and carry her until she's ready for another watering or feeding. Lastly, if the 50% RH is accurate, I would certainly bump this upwards. May be a reason why your girls are getting dry too, and they may not be taking in moisture at a high enough rate. Running up to 65% should yield a better atmosphere for optimal transpiration. Anywho! Hope this helps, but I may be off the mark depending on your other parameters or symptoms. I'm not in DOTM either.... screw that, lol! Please don't pick this as the answer if this is your answer. Cheers man👍
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amon_grows
amon_growsanswered grow question 3 years ago
If your girls are not eating I would focus on getting the PH of the medium dialed in, along with flushing and letting the medium dry out a bit. Both overwatering and nutrient lockout appear to be your problem. Regardless of how much you water or feed the plant, it will only increase problems you are seeing unless your PH is balanced correctly, you are not overwatering and you are making sure once the nutrient lockout issue is corrected. The good news is your plant looks like it would be able to bounce back if you get those problems fixed. You mentioned your light possibly causing issues. Honestly looking at your provided picture, it does not look to me like the plant is being burnt by light.
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larssiva
larssivaanswered grow question 3 years ago
I think it will be easier to judge the plant with a picture where we can see your growing medium. it looks most like it has too little of both gromedia, water and nourishment as it looks, so I think it should come quickly after the injuries it has received
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