Please look at my plant - Why does he look like lettuce?

[Hemmie]

Hi, I’m a newbie to growing this is my second plant I’ve been able to flower. (my first my cat when I’m there and ate the plant) but The journey with my second plant has been amazing until I see little yellow patters on all of his leaves. and he looks like a ed plant with his leaf all discombobulated. please help his name is Stewie

 

[Hemmie]

i don’t know why he’s the color he is and I don’t want him to die I worked super hard lol can someone tell me what’s wrong with him?

 

[Roy Growin]

Welcome to 420 Cannabis Community @Hemmie

You will need to tell us your soil, nutes, pH etc or we'll be guessing
However, that looks like severe lack of Micros [Fe, Mb, B, Zn] so I'd be looking at pH first

 

[Hemmie]

i used the fox farm brand. only feed cal mag

 

[Hemmie]

Welcome to 420 Cannabis Community @Hemmie

You will need to tell us your soil, nutes, pH etc or we'll be guessing
However, that looks like severe lack of Micros [Fe, Mb, B, Zn] so I'd be looking at pH first

I used the fox farm soil, and I feed cal mag every other day

 

[Hemmie]

Can someone please tell my what those light green spots and patterns mean? And why he looks like lettuce

 

[Roy Growin]

Don't they recommend supplemental feed after a few weeks?
Are you doing an entirely organic grow?

 

[Hemmie]

I wasn’t feeding him calmag until he got to this stage

 

[Roy Growin]

Hi @Hemmie - best to stick to one thread for your issue or you will get different answers in several conversations

 

[Roy Growin]

The problem is already evident, it's not CaMg
What is the pH of the water are you using?

 

[Hemmie]

I don’t know, my pen won’t give me a good reading, it keeps jumping around

 

[Roy Growin]

I don’t know, my pen won’t give me a good reading, it keeps jumping around

Might that not be a problem?

 

[Hemmie]

Might that not be a problem?

do you think my plant will survive until a couple a days to get a new pen? Thanks a lot for helping me out what the problem is

 

[Timbo57]

What brand ph pen?
Did you calibrate it?
Light used?
How high is it from plant?
could help more.

 

[Roy Growin]

do you think my plant will survive until a couple a days to get a new pen? Thanks a lot for helping me out what the problem is

Yes, she's made it this far
If you are treating this as an organic grow, pH 6.3-6.5
If this is more like a fed grow with synthetic nutes, 5.8-6.0 is a must
What reading does you meter give in tap water? Normally around pH 6.8-7.2

 

[VetSmoke85]

I'd say if you were feeding calmag every other day then overwatering is a massive contribution too.

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Oh dear me & what a sorry sight for my ol eyes to gaze upon


I reckon 11 out of 10 peeps will be jumping on the PH band wagon for sure

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Ok I took a mild look around to view your posting history as dear ol @Roy Growin mention some thing about it...

I am really surprised No one picked up on your PH pen problem or offered advice on how to calibrate it... aye indeed fuzzy D giving ya some home work bud AKA calibrate PH pen tutorials & best follow brand name advice etc, etc, etc

If ya really worried about wiff waff PH issues some growers may suggest the age old process of flushing.


I don't really want to go into great lengths of the process at the moment & I hope another member may pick up the ball for this learning curve to continue

 

[Canachris]

Why do you call him a "him", if he is indeed a male then you won't get smokeable flowers from him. all the male is good for is pollen. Unless he is a hermmie then he-she will produce both male and female flowers.

 

[Chuckeye]

I would get a ph pen ASAP.

Then, what are you planning to use for feed ?

Long story, short. Adjust your water ph to 6.2 and flush with 2x the volume of the pot.

Pour one container and wait about ten minutes for it to drain, then repeat.

Then another one with a 1/4 strength feed.

FF is not my thing but I would imagine a ppm of ~200 would be appropriate at this stage.

BTW > what is the age of "it" now ?

Good luck,

Cheers