bottom leaves dying?

karitacyan
karitacyanstarted grow question 1y ago
GreenGelatoAutoRQS, 11 L pot outdoors, Biobizz Light Soil, Day 28, 31C, very windy yesterday, no nutes added Im watering 600ml water every 4th day (the soil seems dry 3cm down with finger) There is thirps too but im trying to remove them by hand What is the problem?
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RoomForBloom
RoomForBloomanswered grow question 1y ago
In general, you should carefully check for pests when growing outdoors. I believe several things come into play here: 1. Fertilization. If you're already using a LightMix, you MUST fertilize from a certain point onward. In an emergency, a simple tomato fertilizer or some compost will suffice, but the LightMix runs out relatively quickly. If you don't want to worry about it, next time use AllMix or GrowMix (depending on the brand), as it is pre-fertilized more strongly. It's best to fill the pot with AllMix and then put some LightMix in the middle where you plant, so the young plant isn't over-fertilized right away. 2. Too little water. Yes, as a beginner, you often water too much, but if you're using BioBizz products, your grow is basically organic, which means your substrate should remain consistently moist (not soggy) so that the nutrients in the soil are available to the plant. That's why you should never let it dry out completely and instead water a little more often but with less each time. 3. Thrips If you've already seen some, it's time to take action quickly. Just Google it; there are many methods from chemicals to sticky traps to beneficial insects. I would completely remove the lower leaves as a preventive measure and take good care of the plant (follow the tips above).
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Hightai90
Hightai90answered grow question 1y ago
Its normal It loses the old leaves tò make new ones i advise you tò remove the Yellow ones so they dont get mold and damage the fresh leafes
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GreenHerbElements
GreenHerbElementsanswered grow question 1y ago
Hi, I would cut off the lower leaves that are already rotting and use yellow sticky traps to keep the pests away from the plant. I would try to avoid spraying anything on the plants during flowering. Good luck with the grow!
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Gnrlymsntrp81
Gnrlymsntrp81answered grow question 1y ago
Not enough light, that's why she's so tall and thin with lots of space between the nodes. Also medium seems to be too dry. Water more frequently than every 4 days especially in flower. You cannot do much against thrips, as the wind will blow them from trees near your balkony. Neem oil can work preventive, but it's a mess and stinks. In Veg I would go with spruzit(really kills them). Much luck next time Happy Growing
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KakalakaKid
KakalakaKidanswered grow question 1y ago
Hygiene hygiene hygiene. I always try to clear the small stuff a third of the way up the main stock. And then below my trellis line when my trellis line is set. If you have thrips you're in for some discomfort. They are beatable however, it takes a lot of work and going back to my first statement, hygiene hygiene hygiene. You have to clear your space the entirety of it of old plant material, soil as well as clean your equipment.. You have to contain old soils , and old plant material and use a combination of soaps, specifically, I like Lost Coast and tri-hield, sticky traps and root drenches and Leaf sprays. Thrips in my opinion are one of the hardest things to get rid of, once they are beat it goes back to hygiene and diligence. And if your outdoor it's even harder.
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