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Dried Leaves, Lockout or Stress. Week 5 of Flower

Ph0en1x
Ph0en1xstarted grow question 20d ago
Plants suddenly wilting & looking crispy like they're dry, but pots are HEAVY! Suspecting root suffocation/rot ("wet feet"). Hard soil crust might be blocking oxygen. Roots are drowning & can't drink. It just happened yesterday since they look dried. Temp is 25C and Air 50%
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Leaves. Curl down
Leaves. Color - Yellow
Leaves. Color - Pale
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Selkot
Selkotanswered grow question 20d ago
hey 👋 Too late to try correcting the feeding now, it would be more likely to burn your plants than help them 😶 Let them dry out completely for a few days, let the leaves droop, then resume watering with plain water, pH-adjusted and at room temperature, for a week before considering a very light re-fertilization to swell your buds for another week or two if you want to wait that long. Personally, I think you’ll have harvested before that 👌
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techherbie
techherbieanswered grow question 16d ago
It seems like potassium or magnesium deficiency, more likely the former.
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befree
befreeanswered grow question 19d ago
jak casto zalejvas ? A kolik ?
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befree
befreeanswered grow question 19d ago
kolik dni mas do konce ? Asi to uz prestan hnojit !!!! davej jen enzymy a vodu
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befree
befreeanswered grow question 19d ago
to jste si nikdo nevsimnul tech korenu ???!!! radite tady jak tojove te substrat je suchej jak troud ky koreny maji bejt ve tme , takze tam koukej doplnit substrat a zasyp ty koreny idealne dopln tu nadobu tak aby nebyli vydet ty koreny !!!!!
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 20d ago
less than 68F - gd won't display the "less than" symbol.
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00110001001001111O
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 20d ago
No, those are advanced symptoms of one or more nutritional problems. looks like it paled bottom-up? If that was the progression, low-N. May have more than one thing going on. probably* have more than 1 thing going on. Need to see how it progresses to better diagnose. The reds and purples are probably 'Fall' colors and/or cold temps ( 68F ) FWIW: coco - 33% of volume shoudl be perlite or similar sphagnum peat moss or 'soil' should be 50% That is not the problem here. It may have impacted overall growth rate, but not causing what you see. Watering is simple 1) fully saturate (if soilless, religiously get 10% runoff or more) 2) wait for appropriate dryback and repeat You cannot drown roots or overwater by following basic practices.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 20d ago
Nutrient salt toxicity from not getting decent run off each time you irrigate? Nothing to do with oxygen levels.
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