I think I have a fungus but I'm not sure
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DCcan
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Lol, I'm not insulted, it's just frustration.
I've done exactly that...the calmag dump, epsom salt dump, the half dissolved megacrop ferts...I know fried when I see it.
I know that when plants turn purple, leaves dry out and turn to powder in 6 hrs, something went wrong, numbers get transposed, you forget to stir, gave it 2 doses, etc.
Oh, well, too late.
I've done exactly that...the calmag dump, epsom salt dump, the half dissolved megacrop ferts...I know fried when I see it.
I know that when plants turn purple, leaves dry out and turn to powder in 6 hrs, something went wrong, numbers get transposed, you forget to stir, gave it 2 doses, etc.
Oh, well, too late.
Good
although he tried. I think all of us have killed a plant or two. Matter of fact I have 5 upstairs to murder!
Dank Bongula
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You don't even know if you fed one or two that shot of poison. Get it together, man.
GardenWeasel77
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Um if you know how to read then you would know I only fed one with cal mag.You don't even know if you fed one or two that shot of poison. Get it together, man.
GardenWeasel77
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Thanks professor. You're a real cool guy.
GardenWeasel77
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Honestly no one is even commenting on the fungus which is why I posted this thread. Everyone wants to post about grammer or talk about nutrient toxicity. Both my plants look like shit and only one was even fed so it's clearly a fungus. But anyway I'm over this thread.
GardenWeasel77
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Get it together and wear your glasses the next time you read a post. And take your meds too.You don't even know if you fed one or two that shot of poison. Get it together, man.
I'll just leave this here:
www.thcfarmer.com
Need help diagnosing the problem
So a little about my grow. I was determined to complete this grow without any sort of ventilation because the noise makes it hard for me to sleep. It was an experiment which I believe may have failed. I transplanted healthy looking seedlings into three gallon fabric pots 8 days ago. The were...
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DCcan
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" Whatever this is keeps creeping up node by node. I will see if this feeding fixes things. But obviously if it's some type of fungus or blight it won't..."
How did feeding them work out for you?
Got more pics. or do we guess?
Actually, running around other threads is trolling.
How did feeding them work out for you?
Got more pics. or do we guess?
GardenWeasel77
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Get a life troll
DCcan
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No pictures? Still plugging your ears, so maybe try reading for a bit.
I'll put this here so others will have a reference what's a disease and what poisoning look like.
White paper on "Emerging diseases of Cannabis sativa and sustainable management"
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/ps.6307
(A)–(C) Fusarium causes yellowing of foliage and internal stem necrosis.
(D)–(F) Pythium causes wilt and crown necrosis.
(G)–(I) Golovinomyces causes powdery mildew on leaves and inflorescences.
(J)–(L) Botrytis causes bud rot.
Respective pathogen cultures are shown in (C), (F) and (L).
GardenWeasel77
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The troll has returnedNo pictures? Still plugging your ears, so maybe try reading for a bit.
I'll put this here so others will have a reference what's a disease and what poisoning look like.
White paper on "Emerging diseases of Cannabis sativa and sustainable management"
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/ps.6307
(A)–(C) Fusarium causes yellowing of foliage and internal stem necrosis.
(D)–(F) Pythium causes wilt and crown necrosis.
(G)–(I) Golovinomyces causes powdery mildew on leaves and inflorescences.
(J)–(L) Botrytis causes bud rot.
Respective pathogen cultures are shown in (C), (F) and (L).
GardenWeasel77
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GardenWeasel77
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I see you have nothing better to do on a Saturday night lol. Troll on troll, troll on.
Dank Bongula
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These are your fucking words, dummy!! You said you fed both of them...them...it means more than one.
Um if you know how to read then you would know I only fed one with cal mag.
Pull your head out of your ass...you poisoned your plants, accept it.
GardenWeasel77
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It's the troll Olympics lmfao.I only give you a 9.4 though. The other guy had pictures
GardenWeasel77
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trimmed all the bad leaves about a week ago after flushing and feeding with 1tsp cal mag per gallon and 1/2 tsp miracle gro.
They looked great until this morning. When I woke up this what I saw.
They looked great until this morning. When I woke up this what I saw.
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DCcan
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They already know, just can't take advice. Sad tale of no ventilation>Bugs>heat stress>CalMag def> CalMag toxicity>flushing>more watering
www.thcfarmer.com
growsince79 said...
The roots need to recover first. Raise the light until it recovers. And quit overwatering.
MIMedGrower
Plant looks overfed enough to lock out the roots and now is eating itself. Upper leaves with burned tips and fading lowers serving as plant food.
Aquaman said....
... too much light at one point, watering definitely and very likely the nutrient concentration. When a plant is stressed it comes out in the form of nutrient deficiencies most often.
It's not fungus it is 100% nutrient related. But I won't bother since you don't want to hear it.
Answer @MIMEDGROWER and @Anthem questions so they can help you.
I'd take the opportunity to answer their questions so they can give you advice based on information and not a shot In the dark. It's not my place to jump in here as they were offering help but you didn't want to take it.
So if your set on it I would just prepare for some I told ya so's and accept that humbly.
GNick55 said....
too me it looks like damage from overwatering..
too much watering..
cotts1 said....
, looks like overwatering. Don't water them for like a week and then only give them light water until they recover. Put a floor fan blowing on the root zone to help air get to the roots and maybe run your exhaust 24/7 to improve air exchange and to lower humidity so they dry out faster
The troll has returned
Need help diagnosing the problem
So a little about my grow. I was determined to complete this grow without any sort of ventilation because the noise makes it hard for me to sleep. It was an experiment which I believe may have failed. I transplanted healthy looking seedlings into three gallon fabric pots 8 days ago. The were...
www.thcfarmer.com
growsince79 said...
The roots need to recover first. Raise the light until it recovers. And quit overwatering.
MIMedGrower
Plant looks overfed enough to lock out the roots and now is eating itself. Upper leaves with burned tips and fading lowers serving as plant food.
Aquaman said....
... too much light at one point, watering definitely and very likely the nutrient concentration. When a plant is stressed it comes out in the form of nutrient deficiencies most often.
It's not fungus it is 100% nutrient related. But I won't bother since you don't want to hear it.
Answer @MIMEDGROWER and @Anthem questions so they can help you.
I'd take the opportunity to answer their questions so they can give you advice based on information and not a shot In the dark. It's not my place to jump in here as they were offering help but you didn't want to take it.
So if your set on it I would just prepare for some I told ya so's and accept that humbly.
GNick55 said....
too me it looks like damage from overwatering..
too much watering..
cotts1 said....
, looks like overwatering. Don't water them for like a week and then only give them light water until they recover. Put a floor fan blowing on the root zone to help air get to the roots and maybe run your exhaust 24/7 to improve air exchange and to lower humidity so they dry out faster