Stankybudda
New Member
Hey everyone been a while since ive posted on here i hope you all are staying green. So my outdoor crop this year consists of five plants that i have treated the same all through out the season. They all came from a hydro tent i took down and where 3 weeks into flower when put outside. All are now 6 to 7 feet tall and started to flower outside. We had some big storms on sunday and one of the plants is not doing well at all. I am stumped i have never seen this.
So the days leading up to today are as follows:
Saturday i went and fertilized the plants before some thunderstorms with some Humboldt nutrients
Sunday was a cloudyish day and the plant started to wilt. Now on Tuesday the plant is totally wilted but one part it still healthy as shit. Could it be PH, over water, over fertilized? i have no idea any ideas on what to do?
The plant has showed no signs of any stress till now!
here are some pictures of the sick plant
this first one you can see in the foreground the healthy growth and in the background the sick rest of the plant.
and now other pictures of the sick plant.
in comparison here is the other plants which have all been treated the same!!
i really am stumped tomorrow after work im gonna take a soil sample and hope she is still in good enough shape to recover.
So the days leading up to today are as follows:
Saturday i went and fertilized the plants before some thunderstorms with some Humboldt nutrients
Sunday was a cloudyish day and the plant started to wilt. Now on Tuesday the plant is totally wilted but one part it still healthy as shit. Could it be PH, over water, over fertilized? i have no idea any ideas on what to do?
The plant has showed no signs of any stress till now!
here are some pictures of the sick plant
this first one you can see in the foreground the healthy growth and in the background the sick rest of the plant.
and now other pictures of the sick plant.
in comparison here is the other plants which have all been treated the same!!
i really am stumped tomorrow after work im gonna take a soil sample and hope she is still in good enough shape to recover.