leaves getting dark spots and drying up

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imchucky666

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I won't say lots, but I have read several threads and have seen suggested not to water right away after transplanting.
A combination of that, and the cold water may have shocked the shit out of the roots.
I would give them a few more days before condemning them, if it was me, but I think they're done.
 
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CSI Stickyicky

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bigseandd said:
Plants are a little over a month old. Transplanted about a week ago. Planted in fox farm light warrior. Transplanted into ocean forest. The first time I watered her when i transplanted her my hotwater heater went out and the water was cold(didn't have any in jugs sitting out.) I used a little fox farm grow big nutes when i first saw the dark spots.

I got home yesterday and got some room temp water and some nutes and watered her again. I haven't been back to see her yet. I deleted the pic out of my phone so ill take another when i get home.
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Straight Ocean Forest always leaves your plants craving more Phosphorus. Add some Jamaican bat guano or budswel to your soil mix next time. For this time, you can make a guano tea using a clean bucket, and airstone, some guano, some molasses, and some water.
 
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Annex101

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I'm having the same problem dark spots and drying leaves but it looks likebits slowly spreading to New leaves that grow! Help
 
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