Nutrient Deficiency Can't Figure This One Out!

rob333

rob333

Well-Known Member
Drizzle1994 said:
I have an obvious nutrient deficiency but i cant figure it out, i believe it is sulfur or potassium but i would love any opinions or feed back on what you think it is and what i should do about it!!
Click to expand...
aint no deff there man u have burn baby burn ;)
 
nevergoodenuf

nevergoodenuf

Well-Known Member
Try running 2 or more gallons of filtered water through each pot. Might help flush the roots a little, but can't hurt.
 
Gary Goodson

Gary Goodson

Well-Known Member
What kind of soil are they in? They don't look burnt to me so I wouldn't go flushing them. They look more like they need fertilizer. How old is the plant? Can you post a pic of the whole plant as well?
 
D

Drizzle1994

Member
It was in half fox farm light warrior and half happy frog, I transplanted today because I realized that they were root bound and completely deprived of nitrogen!
 
Dr. Who

Dr. Who

Well-Known Member
How in the hell do people expect to grow cannabis when they know nothing about growing anything to start?
Is there a sign at the gate to RIU that says "Start Here"?

READ something first! No shortage of books on the subject out there! Learn to grow an African Violet.....If you can get that to flower......You can grow cannabis!

Sorry dude,,,,,nothing personal ok? Sometimes it gets thick around here...
 
Richard Drysift

Richard Drysift

Well-Known Member
Posting a few leaf pics does not help diagnose plant problems. If we were able to see the whole plant it would've been easy to determine tat all you needed was to transplant to a bigger pot with fresh fertilized mix. Not trying to be a dick just trying to help you and others. I see a lot of easily fixable plant issues that get overlooked only because of lack of details here on RIU...give all pertinent info to the fellow growers here & you will be better served. Good luck happy growing
 
bluntmassa1

bluntmassa1

Well-Known Member
Drizzle1994 said:
It was in half fox farm light warrior and half happy frog, I transplanted today because I realized that they were root bound and completely deprived of nitrogen!
Click to expand...
I'm thinking your soil is hot heard of that before with that strong organic soil mixes.
 
D

DonkeyBrains

Member
Keep rinsing the soil and going without nutrients. Cal/mag may be necessary as a previous poster said. In a week, rinse again with 1gal water / 3gal of soil. Then mix 1/4-1/2tsp good nutrients with 1gal distilled water and water your plant with that as well. Remove excess water. I would cut the dying leaves, and any leaves that look to be getting gradually worse instead of better. My plant was showing the same symptoms earlier this grow and the above brought it back to perfect health. Keep watching her and if what you are doing makes it worse, go the opposite direction.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top