Milo Amoore
420 Member
Hey, this is my first post on 420 magazine, but after reading through some of the threads I think I get how to do this.
My plant was doing great. It is an outdoor growing sativa dominant that has been in my garden in Southern California for around 8 months now. It's around 7ft tall, and we were looking to start its budding phase soon. It never had an issue until this last week where it suddenly started: drooping, bronzing at the tips and interveinously, dying off at the bottom, and looking much sadder overall. The plant is in its vegetative stage and has never once started to flower. It has been getting a consistent amount of water its whole life, and never seemed underwatered or overwatered at any point. My mother and I saw this and started think of reasonable solutions, so we purchased a fish-based 2-4-0 fertalizer on the recommendation of the of a garden store employee to try and help it. After applying it improperly at first, but then properly yesterday, it seems to be doing even worse. The soil supports tons of other life in the garden, and the only thing that's really changed in the last two weeks is the amount of light it naturally gets. Any help would be appreciated.
PS The pictures are from this morning. The first picture is of the bottom layer of foliage, which appears to still be healthy despite a bit of wilting.
My plant was doing great. It is an outdoor growing sativa dominant that has been in my garden in Southern California for around 8 months now. It's around 7ft tall, and we were looking to start its budding phase soon. It never had an issue until this last week where it suddenly started: drooping, bronzing at the tips and interveinously, dying off at the bottom, and looking much sadder overall. The plant is in its vegetative stage and has never once started to flower. It has been getting a consistent amount of water its whole life, and never seemed underwatered or overwatered at any point. My mother and I saw this and started think of reasonable solutions, so we purchased a fish-based 2-4-0 fertalizer on the recommendation of the of a garden store employee to try and help it. After applying it improperly at first, but then properly yesterday, it seems to be doing even worse. The soil supports tons of other life in the garden, and the only thing that's really changed in the last two weeks is the amount of light it naturally gets. Any help would be appreciated.
PS The pictures are from this morning. The first picture is of the bottom layer of foliage, which appears to still be healthy despite a bit of wilting.
