Need help
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She's not looking great, but she ain't dead either. Can you answer these questions?
Soil or Hydro?
If soil... what is in your mix?
If soil... What size pot?
Size of light?
Is it aircooled?
Temp of Room/cab?
RH of Room/cab?
PH of media or res?
Any Pests ?
How often are you watering?
Type and strength of ferts used?
If you don't know the answers for all of them, that's ok. Also do you know what strain it is?
Soil or Hydro?
If soil... what is in your mix?
If soil... What size pot?
Size of light?
Is it aircooled?
Temp of Room/cab?
RH of Room/cab?
PH of media or res?
Any Pests ?
How often are you watering?
Type and strength of ferts used?
If you don't know the answers for all of them, that's ok. Also do you know what strain it is?
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fox farm medium soil
in a small pox
60 watt blue grow light
not really air cooled except house air and small fan
room temp 70-75 deg
i see spider webs on the leaves
watered once a week or 1/2 oz daily if dry with destilled water
not sure of the strain was given to me out of hydro system
did use some kind of food for 2 waterings ph was way off
in a small pox
60 watt blue grow light
not really air cooled except house air and small fan
room temp 70-75 deg
i see spider webs on the leaves
watered once a week or 1/2 oz daily if dry with destilled water
not sure of the strain was given to me out of hydro system
did use some kind of food for 2 waterings ph was way off
Others will also chime in. Is it Fox Farm Ocean Forest? That soil already has a bunch of fertilizer in it and often damages young plants even if they get no additional fertilizer. So, you've fertilized it twice and that is probably the biggest problem. I recommend that you flush the plant well with lots and lots of water. You need to wash some of that extra fertilizer out of your pot. Put the pot up on blocks so it'll drain well and pour water onto the soil (don't pour it over the leaves.) Find a container about the same size as the pot and pour three or even four containers of water into the soil. Lots of water will run out the holes in the bottom of the pot. If there are no holes in the bottom of the pot you need to make some! It will take a little time to pour all that water through. Just keep adding it slowly and run out the bottom. After that do not water the plant for several days. Wait until the soil dries out before you water any more.
With the spider webs, you might have spider mites. There are a bunch of different products you can use to kill them, but I've never had the mites, so I'm not a good person to suggest a cure. The little spots all over the leaves are what happens when you have mites. Here is a thread about them.
spider mites
With the spider webs, you might have spider mites. There are a bunch of different products you can use to kill them, but I've never had the mites, so I'm not a good person to suggest a cure. The little spots all over the leaves are what happens when you have mites. Here is a thread about them.
spider mites
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yea it's Ocean Forest I'm going to flush it out right now thanks. will keep u updated
stealthgrow
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Hi, definitely nutrient burn, FF soil is very hot from what I hear. Flushing is a good start for sure, also the leaves will get very droopy for a day or 2 after the flush, this is normal.
Spider webs on the plants aren't good, inspect the plants very carefully to ensure you have no mites. If you do have mite, get some neem oil, or mighty wash to get rid of them. You could also check out the SNS sponsor, they have a good product to get rid of mites
Good luck.
Spider webs on the plants aren't good, inspect the plants very carefully to ensure you have no mites. If you do have mite, get some neem oil, or mighty wash to get rid of them. You could also check out the SNS sponsor, they have a good product to get rid of mites
Good luck.
