When do I call a plant too far gone? Newbie

PlantFactory87 · Aug 6, 2016

I have 2 Cookie Kush plants that are having some bad days. Much of the lower leaves have fallen off and died. The newer leaves are clawed with some tips dying/spotting. Are these too far gone? I have flushed them with ph water the last week and havent added any nutrients. I allowed the soil to dry up to get rid of any over watering issues. Possible ph issue? Any suggestions as to what this may be? All my other Cookie Kush plants are looking good. First time grower.

Indacouch · Aug 6, 2016

More info would help out

Indacouch · Aug 6, 2016

What type of soil and nutes plus set up are you using ......looks like they have been overwatered/over fed IMO

underD · Aug 6, 2016

I had 2 plants I was gonna throw out a couple of weeks ago, they were worse than this yellow leaves all around. turned out the soil I used was extremely high on ph, anyways I transplanted into new soil and just kept giving them water. they turned green again after a couple of weeks. never give up!!

sworth · Aug 7, 2016

And are your healthy plants in the same environment/care plan as this one?

coreywebster · Aug 7, 2016

extreme Nitrogen toxicity? I haven't seen it that bad before so could be wrong.

*BUDS · Aug 7, 2016

Looks like you over cooked it now it looks fucked. Try re potting as that pot is far too small ,stick it in the corner and hope for the best

*BUDS · Aug 7, 2016

underD said:
I had 2 plants I was gonna throw out a couple of weeks ago, they were worse than this yellow leaves all around. turned out the soil I used was extremely high on ph, anyways I transplanted into new soil and just kept giving them water. they turned green again after a couple of weeks. never give up!!

There is a stage where you have to give up. While your flogging a dead horse you could be growing new healthy ones after learning from the fuck up.

LegalizeNature420 · Aug 7, 2016

Either PH issue or you're wholly incompetent at applying proper ratios of nutes; probably the former.

underD · Aug 7, 2016

*BUDS said:
There is a stage where you have to give up. While your flogging a dead horse you could be growing new healthy ones after learning from the fuck up.

you're probably right

ttystikk · Aug 7, 2016

When you look at it and Taps plays mournfully in your head...

underD · Aug 7, 2016

sworth said:
And are your healthy plants in the same environment/care plan as this one?

he didn't give enough info but i had very bad soil that would rock up when it got dry, so root weren't going anywhere and everything stopped growing. I just broke up the soil around the roots and transplanted into something better + great white is amazing anyways it worked. mine were younger though and about a month old.
600w flowering under 1k
ph around 6 using advanced nutrients
I just got an R/O kit so yay for me

CallinCarRamRod · Aug 7, 2016

If youur a nwb never.

this is now outside, 7 feet tall and about 6 feet wide. My biggest plant so far.
Until you kill it, don't kill it.
You need the learning experience

red42 · Aug 7, 2016

That's nowhere from dead, you would be surprised what a plant will jump back from, especially in Veg. Looks like could be a few microdeficiencies from the chart or again a PH issue keeping nutes from absorbing. What is the temp and vent situation?

shhhmokey · Aug 7, 2016

red42 said:
That's nowhere from dead, you would be surprised what a plant will jump back from, especially in Veg. Looks like could be a few microdeficiencies from the chart or again a PH issue keeping nutes from absorbing. What is the temp and vent situation?

Thank you for this!!!
Any for bugs and pests?

Cyrus420 · Aug 8, 2016

*BUDS said:
There is a stage where you have to give up. While your flogging a dead horse you could be growing new healthy ones after learning from the fuck up.

He could be in my boat, I wanted to give up and start over but it was also my last Lemon Kush seed...so starting over really isn't an option for everyone. I think it's better to try to nurse the plant back to healthy and get the learning experience more so than the yield.

PlantFactory87 · Aug 18, 2016

Sorry for the late update. I found out my PPM was through the roof on this. I flushed the plants with some Kleanse from CYCO mixed with plenty of water. Shes doing much better now and new growth is looking healthy. Not sure why this one wasnt absorbing the nutrients as the rest. All my plants are in the same environment and I gave them all the same nutes only had 2 plants do this.

underD · Aug 19, 2016

lookin good !

Dr. Who · Aug 19, 2016

ttystikk said:
When you look at it and Taps plays mournfully in your head...

TO THE POSTING PUREST - ttystikk actually answered the OP's question!

I might be inclined to when I look at the plant and say "Goddamn it, that sucks!"

thegyoseedbank · Aug 19, 2016

PlantFactory87 said:
I have 2 Cookie Kush plants that are having some bad days. Much of the lower leaves have fallen off and died. The newer leaves are clawed with some tips dying/spotting. Are these too far gone? I have flushed them with ph water the last week and havent added any nutrients. I allowed the soil to dry up to get rid of any over watering issues. Possible ph issue? Any suggestions as to what this may be? All my other Cookie Kush plants are looking good. First time grower.View attachment 3751423 View attachment 3751425

Congrats on the grow. I would recommend always checking your soil levels, make sure you don't burn your plants, and get a good flow of air going through. I think if you do those things, you'll have a better experience.

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