Repotted my plants from solo cups to 5gallons in Happy Frog two days ago, yesterday they started showing these symptoms. They were having the warping of leaves before I transplanted, perhaps overfertilization? I notice the tops are very light green, and yellow/orangish dots can be found all around the entire plant. Any ideas?
nutrient deficiency rapidly affecting plants
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The2TimEr
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Looking at how dark green they are and the warping of the leaves she is over ferted , and transplanting into super soil at this time was not the best idea, just make sure you are letting her dry out fully before watering, most likely want to flush with ph'ed water and hope for the best, and no more nutes!
MrGhettoGrower
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Never used Happy Frog I'm using ffof I don't know how much nutes is in Happy Frog but for the ffof
I start in 18 oz cups sunshine mix 4 then go to 1 gallon pots of SM4 then I go to the 5 gallon pots of
ffof with plain water then fed 8 day later. Yours looks overnuted did you feed it anything?
This is my best veg ever
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I start in 18 oz cups sunshine mix 4 then go to 1 gallon pots of SM4 then I go to the 5 gallon pots of
ffof with plain water then fed 8 day later. Yours looks overnuted did you feed it anything?
This is my best veg ever
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Are you guys sure this is overfertilization? They're not really burning like any other plant in the past, just slight discolouration on the leaves and then they turn crispy.
I thought they usually make brown spots and dead tips and stuff when they burn, but this seems to be different. It reminds me of phosphorus deficiency .
I thought they usually make brown spots and dead tips and stuff when they burn, but this seems to be different. It reminds me of phosphorus deficiency .
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scroglodyte
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n abundance with p lock-out.............imo
Bugs...... spider mites. Look at undersides of leaves with 30x magnification. The buggers can't be seen with any less.
They also look like they've been eating a little too much nitrogen. They're a little darker green than you want. I don't have much experience yet but I've found organic soils can be too rich for these "weeds" (and don't drain well enough without lots and lots of perlite but you seem to have plenty).
They also look like they've been eating a little too much nitrogen. They're a little darker green than you want. I don't have much experience yet but I've found organic soils can be too rich for these "weeds" (and don't drain well enough without lots and lots of perlite but you seem to have plenty).
You see marks on my leaves? I've haven't seen any bugs. I just got through two anti-mite foggers, and in addition I spray with Ed's zero tolerance so...
chrishydro
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I use Happy Frog, mine looked like that when I trasplanted as well but I used Epson Salt and Molases and they cleard up.. They are still a very dark green but very healthy. 1/2 tsp epson salt and 1 tsp molases and get them lots of light you will be fine.
