Leaves not right.. nutrient burn? Blight? Help!

flowerpower0118

flowerpower0118

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IMG_20181203_114809.jpg IMG_20181203_113652.jpg I had some clones dropped off this morning and upon closer inspection they have a few darker leaves that are crinkling in on themselves and some are browning and dry.
Pics added of both curled and brown leaves.
I'm thinking some nutrient burn and perhaps a blight.
Praying that they weren't leg lifted by a dog before they came or that it isn't contagious!
Need to know before I add them to my other plants.
 
Hugo Phurst

Hugo Phurst

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Looks like a whole host of problems, Nute burn, lockout and a ton of stress. Ph?

Going to take a couple of week to recover.

Good luck
 
flowerpower0118

flowerpower0118

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What do you mean by "revegged"?
I purchased them off a nearby grower.
I asked her about it and she said her boyfriend dumped heavy muted on all her plants. I'm assuming that is what did this.

I trimmed off all the problem leaves and their branches. I also reported them into some fresh soil with ozone water and a organic transplant aid to help with shock and stress.
Now they are under my 1200w LED on veg setting 18/6.

They're looking perkier.
 

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KryptoBud

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flowerpower0118 said:
What do you mean by "revegged"?
I purchased them off a nearby grower.
I asked her about it and she said her boyfriend dumped heavy muted on all her plants. I'm assuming that is what did this.

I trimmed off all the problem leaves and their branches. I also reported them into some fresh soil with ozone water and a organic transplant aid to help with shock and stress.
Now they are under my 1200w LED on veg setting 18/6.

They're looking perkier.
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When you take a clone after a plant has started flowering on a 12/12 light schedule then put it back to 18/6 the plant grows weird looking leaves for a few weeks. Single bladed leaves, twisted, and smooth edges are common but will stop after a few weeks and normals looking growth will return.

https://www.growweedeasy.com/re-veg-monstercropping
 
flowerpower0118

flowerpower0118

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That is probably whats happening. The symptoms are deffinitly there. Also the stems are really rough, like used up stems in a bag of pot after youve pulled off the bud to grind. Been watching info vids and apparently after these types of clones recover, it can lead to a strong, bushy plant. Things are looking up so here's hoping...

Anyone have any experience growing revegged plants?
 
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curious2garden

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flowerpower0118 said:
That is probably whats happening. The symptoms are deffinitly there. Also the stems are really rough, like used up stems in a bag of pot after youve pulled off the bud to grind. Been watching info vids and apparently after these types of clones recover, it can lead to a strong, bushy plant. Things are looking up so here's hoping...

Anyone have any experience growing revegged plants?
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I always take clones at 2 weeks in flower so my clones reveg. It sets them back a couple weeks that's about it.

One important thing about bringing clones into your grow it's wise to quarantine them for 2 weeks to make sure you are not introducing mites, powder mildew etc... to your other plants.

Good luck on your grow.
 
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