plants are turning yellow from the inside out
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hypernovax
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those pics are very small i cant see much but you should check the ph of the soil
daddychrisg
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yeah man, bigger pics please...
Lord Dangly Bits
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Well seeing as you did not give even close to enough Information to give a good answer. I will make a guess. I think that someone has found your plant that does not want it to live and it has been poisoned. I have never seen a plant like that before.
Try giveing ever bit of information you can, about the enviroment you plant is in, food, water, ph, ppm,, everything.
My first thought when I saw those leafs was... WHAT THE FUCK????
Try giveing ever bit of information you can, about the enviroment you plant is in, food, water, ph, ppm,, everything.
My first thought when I saw those leafs was... WHAT THE FUCK????
k so i dont know the ph levels or anything like that. i just kinda got four clones and put them in my backyard. i water them every other day and they get direct sunlight all day. bout 12 hours still. yea i was wondering if it could be a sabotage cuz my neighbor doesnt really like me and his dog got through our fence the other day and i caught him snoopin around back there. is there anything i can do to salvage them or are they fucked?
Lord Dangly Bits
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I have had plants that looked like that indoors. But it was caused because I let the plants get to within about 3 inches of the glass on my 1,000 wat light. I had it so cool that you could put your tongue on the glass. So I let the plant get closer and closer to it, until the brightness of the light bleached the buds and leafs. It was freaky, the leafs and buds felt normal. They smelled normal, just the were pure white. I lowered the light, cut that bud up and threw it away. I wish I had dried it and let someone try a hit of it.
Lord Dangly Bits
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I would give them a good watering with nothing but PH'd water.
But then again I am at a loss for the true reason. Myself I would replant them in new soil.
But then again I am at a loss for the true reason. Myself I would replant them in new soil.
Lord Dangly Bits
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Like I said, maybe they have been posioned.
wouldnot
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I have the same problem. It came on really quick.
Look up sulphur deficiency, it looks like it.
Here's what mine looks like, I'm treating with dolomite lime, but I think mine is sulphur deficient because of pH lockout.
2 days later with lime (it helps to alkalize acidic soils too). It's starting to improve.
Look up sulphur deficiency, it looks like it.
Here's what mine looks like, I'm treating with dolomite lime, but I think mine is sulphur deficient because of pH lockout.
2 days later with lime (it helps to alkalize acidic soils too). It's starting to improve.
