Help help 911

Tondo17

Member

• Jul 24, 2016

• #1

this happened in 2 days from pretty and green to this wtf

 

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Resinhound

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• Jul 24, 2016

• #2

Rapid growth as the plant gets ready to flower... Nitrogen is being sucked from the lower leaves because you aren't feeding enough. In addition it looks very underwater ed.

 

Tondo17

Member

• Jul 24, 2016

• #3

It's def not under watered been raining and I have feed every third watering with Alaskan fish and mg not big choice on nutes in my area

 

GreenGorilla18

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• Jul 24, 2016

• #4

Lol i thought for sure you were underwatering but damn I would cover them next rain if they're getting too much

 

Indacouch

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• Jul 24, 2016

• #5

Yes those are severely overwatered if the soil is wet and they look like that you need to make sure they get a dry spell cause that's guna slow them way down

 

Tondo17

Member

• Jul 24, 2016

• #6

So should I use nutes every other feeding I need suggestions this girl was beautiful till now

 

Indacouch

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• Jul 24, 2016

• #7

Tondo17 said:

So should I use nutes every other feeding I need suggestions this girl was beautiful till now

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Well how often are you watering ??? and first and foremost she's gotta dry out before you do anything

 

Tondo17

Member

• Jul 24, 2016

• #8

Well been really hot so once a day sometimes every other day

 

Indacouch

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• Jul 24, 2016

• #9

K well your bucket is what half full of soil so that plant is actually in very little soil to begin with .....so as long as your absolutely certain the soil is saturated rite now with it looking like that it's overwatered ......you say your watering every day or other day which is ok ...but how are you figuring out when to water is the plant wilting a bit before you water are you testing the soil with you finger or lifting the bucket .....as far as feeding I'd feed her about ever third watering in your case or 5 days ...IMO but if possible try to get her in some more soil

 

Uberknot

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• Jul 24, 2016

• #10

Yeah that looks like it need a bit more soil to me as well.

 

Tondo17

Member

• Jul 24, 2016

• #11

Could I just add the soil on top cause I can actually see the root above the dirt off the main stem

 

polishpollack

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• Jul 24, 2016

• #12

yes

 

Indacouch

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• Jul 24, 2016

• #13

Tondo17 said:

Could I just add the soil on top cause I can actually see the root above the dirt off the main stem

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Yes you could add some soil on top or put large holes in the sides and bottom of your bucket and bury it into a larger container filled with good soil .....unless you wanted to try a quick transplant ...because cutting through that bucket may cause more harm than good being tough plastic ....

 

Tondo17

Member

• Jul 24, 2016

• #14

I might just cut big holes and bury the bucket I don't have any help and would be a pain in the ass to do it by myself

 

Indacouch

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• Jul 24, 2016

• #15

Tondo17 said:

I might just cut big holes and bury the bucket I don't have any help and would be a pain in the ass to do it by myself

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I'm not sure if a brand new razor blade in a razor knife would cut through that for you but it's worth a try before going to extreme measures ......good luck and remember there's roots and a living plant inside the bucket so be careful

 

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HeirLoom GarGz

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• Jul 24, 2016

• #16

Have it aerated ? Holes in bucket perlite ect and needs water . Hard to over water not common needing is way more common ...

 

Tondo17

Member

• Jul 24, 2016

• #17

Yes they drain very well and was thinking using a 2 inch hole saw and drill some holes and bury it