What just happened to my plant !!!!

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20am20

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Cream Caramel suddenly started drying up majorly with crispy, spotted, curled up leaves. It is close to harvest but still has 12 days to go. Will this affect the quality of bud?
 

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This happened to me while i was growing girl scout in the greenhouse. Literally within a day or two the plant shriveled the fuck up, about 10 plants of the same strain. Gg4 and OG didnt have that prob
 
pulpoinspace said:
its either underfed or overfed or pH

anyways let it keep going. looks like its just the fan leaves. you can keep waiting.
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Agree.. probably ph. Maybe over fed. I would check my ph pen calibration and then flush with ph water... then do a fresh light feed
 
No, I followed a little chart I had downloaded. This one just turned super fast. I think there were little bugs super small mite things i seen once when watering it. That wont hurt weed will it?
 
20am20 said:
Cream Caramel suddenly started drying up majorly with crispy, spotted, curled up leaves. It is close to harvest but still has 12 days to go. Will this affect the quality of bud?
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Halman9000 says maybe too much air on the roots . There are many many things that can cause leaves curling up , but I always add water when my leaves curl up . It all depends on what type a system you got running , like growing medium , or hydroponics or organic etcetera .

Halman9000
 
I should admit that at the time when i had the similar problem the only thing that was being monitored was the ph, not ppm. I would just use the recommended dosage on the bottle or container. Perhaps it was an issue with feeding, but it happened very rapidly and irreversibly
 
I ignore the canna feed chart if I used their ec recommendations I'd toast my plants.

I expect the the charts are more of a guide?
Your required ec varies with different conditions, hot dry conditions drive up the ec more than ideal conditions so we have to allow for it.
 
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