help. plants burn and droopy leafs.
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roidrage152
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Sme of the pics r hard for me to see. Plant 3 looks either thirsty or like she had too much water. Make sure to let soil almost completely dry before giving a healthy drink. Plant 4 doesnt look like burn to me, I'm gonna look at that some more.
Could u give more info. Particularly I'm wondering about nutes, lights, and soil type.
Could u give more info. Particularly I'm wondering about nutes, lights, and soil type.
roidrage152
Active Member
Those Fox Farm soils have nutes already in em, so you probably shouldn't be adding anything. I think the bag even says something like wait 30 days before adding fertilizers, though I haven't read one in a while. Baby girls burn easy. Though I've been trying to get one to go extra dark green by pumping too much nitrogen, but seems impossible :/, my babies always seem to get some yellow growth.
ChoofyN
Active Member
Don't give up, they can still be saved easy. Let them dry up this time and water with just plain ph balance water. I beleive 6.9 is tooo high, 5.9 - 6.3 is what you want to be aiming for. Only water them once a day for now the leaves are still tiny and the roots need to dry up so they speed up and search deeper for water. Remember; Under-watering is alot better then over-watering them.
Pat the stoner
New Member
The soil like roidrage says has nutes in it already then overwatering them can release them more than it should at once instead of over a longer period - nute burning the crap out of them , I had to transplant some that I did that to in order to save them - which I did . Water them less. Let the soil dry out between waterings .
So should i transplant them or will cutting back on the watering fix it?
0calli
Well-Known Member
if you got no nute soil i would cause you can just use your nutes to feed them thereafter
ChoofyN
Active Member
But if you don't have a non-nute soil cutting down on the water for a week should see some improvments.