Polecat
Active Member
Your plants seem to have no oxygen to the roots. From overwatering or poor drainge or both. I'd say get it dryed out first then try peroxide. Better yet transplant it.
are all my leaves dying?
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Polecat
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A deeper res. that has an air gap for the roots is a good idea.
As far as the schultz goes never used it
genovese01
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you can see the excess water sitting on the top of container to the left of the plant there is a puddle.....lay off the water, research your medium
I recently started DWC and have been using hydroton. I have read that some people have actually grown in just hydroton, but not recommeded. Using soil in a DWC will not work. Go buy a 3inch net pot they are about 2.00 max and fill it with hydroton or something similar (I may be super wrong but I read that someone used gravel like what is used in playgrounds, but I have also read that the sharp rock edges may damage the roots). You have the idea down just need to use a different medium, soil will no work. A platic net pot will work perfect.
You also have to make a light proof resivor dont not let any light get into the res. and put an air stone on the end of that air hose they are about a 1.00. You will eventually need a much larger res. a 3gallon buket eventually. You will also need some kind of nutrients solution, to feed them. But use plain tap water till you have about 3 or 4 sets of true leaves.
You also have to make a light proof resivor dont not let any light get into the res. and put an air stone on the end of that air hose they are about a 1.00. You will eventually need a much larger res. a 3gallon buket eventually. You will also need some kind of nutrients solution, to feed them. But use plain tap water till you have about 3 or 4 sets of true leaves.
dudeoflife
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+ for drowning.
Time for a complete overhaul. Way too small for 4 1/2 weeks.
Look at it this way: it's not thriving-- it's staying alive.
Time for a complete overhaul. Way too small for 4 1/2 weeks.
Look at it this way: it's not thriving-- it's staying alive.
LemonGblazin'
Active Member
you're definitely over watering i think. That yellow looks like it's caused by overwatering and you might want to change out for a bigger pot soon. It wouldn't be a bad idea to do that within the next day or two.
oAUSTiNo
Active Member
well here's how it looks now, after i put it in soil. 
the green came back.
there are many preflowers... some leaves are screwed. theres been two new sets of leaves since i posted this plant.
the bottom 2 leaves have no chance, but hopefully the plant will keep growing and ill get some nice smoke out of it!
the green came back.there are many preflowers... some leaves are screwed. theres been two new sets of leaves since i posted this plant. the bottom 2 leaves have no chance, but hopefully the plant will keep growing and ill get some nice smoke out of it!
