Fire OG wilted?
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It almost looks like clawing or twisting vs wilting. I know with Promix it's not necessary to pH but do you have any idea what your pH is at? Swings in pH are thought to cause leaf twisting, along with a VPD that's out of line (low humidity, high heat). I'm guessing when you transplanted you went from Promix in the old container to Promix in the new one, and didn't switch media from like coco to Promix? Also if you have a little more info on your feeding dosage and frequency/schedule that will also help. High nitrogen can cause curling but you don't have other signs of it, like a dark green plant color, that would suggest it.
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Dbdub
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The olanylt is only 3 weeks old maybe. I have a grow journal gotta catch up on. But they went from cups to 3 gal fabric pots
I started week one feed monday
Split a gallon between 4 plants
Ph I haven't got a clue.
I started week one feed monday
Split a gallon between 4 plants
Ph I haven't got a clue.
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She looks health, just not happy. Something has her panties in a bunch.
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Running through your journal it looks like the Fire og always had a little bit of a twist to her leaves. I would say I'm wrong about it only being a twist, as she did look happy and perky before the transplant. My guess is the wilted look is just a little transplant shock and the twist to the leaves just might be genetic. Did the root ball stay intact with her when you transplanted or did it fall apart?
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Dbdub
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Root ball I cant remeber. Long roots
It wilted before I transplant it. Gonna let it dry out and water with no nutes see if I can bring back
This is my second fire of plant
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Yup, maybe she just has wet feet and needs a bit of drying out, it shouldn't take more than a day or so, doesn't look like she is drenched.
Maybe give her a once over, top to bottom and see if there might be a critter infestation brewing, you never know sometimes and it's better safe than sorry.
Maybe give her a once over, top to bottom and see if there might be a critter infestation brewing, you never know sometimes and it's better safe than sorry.
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Dbdub
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I'm thinking it may have nute lock.
I did fert it before transplanting and if 0h is above 6.8 then it may have nutrient lock according to the pamphlet
If it's been a couple days can I still flush ?
I did fert it before transplanting and if 0h is above 6.8 then it may have nutrient lock according to the pamphlet
If it's been a couple days can I still flush ?
There really is no point to letting a plant completely dry out especially after a transplant.Very dry soil equals dead dry roots.
Do hydro growers let there plants dry out fully no and neither should soil growers water is essential to take up nutrients.
Maybe the lights are too low for that plant. I think in your journal it says you're at 16" and with two of them it may be overkill.
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Dbdub
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But why would one 1 of the 4 girls be doing this ?Maybe the lights are too low for that plant. I think in your journal it says you're at 16" and with two of them it may be overkill.
And all the plants are under 1 240 watt light
Nunyabiz
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Looks dry as a bone to me.
No it's not the lights. Sorry I thought you were using your V600's.
You really cannot have to much light if a plant is healthy but you can give to little water.
Having lights to close and having to much light are not the same thing.
It is impossible to give more lamp light then sun light if that makes any sense.
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Dbdub
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I was using the v600 until my other room opened room became available.
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Dbdub
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So the plant seems bushier but still looks the same. I took it outside and and drenched her with the hose hoping to flush it out. I left it in the porch so hoping itll dry out quicker if outside with the air movement and the natural light.
Guess we shall see what it does when I return home this afternoon
Guess we shall see what it does when I return home this afternoon
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