Nute Burn?

[jassa]

Think i posted in the wrong section so here i go again

One of my "ladies" staring to have crisp leaves and now some brown spots. 2 weeks old and i only gave em 1ml biogrow, but now i think it looks like nuteburn?
What to do?
I Repotted them yesterday but still bad Pls help.
Should i flush? Or wait until soils is dry and then flush? Dont wanna stress it just after i replanted it.
pls help...

Strain - White Rhino GreenHouse Seeds
Light - 250W MH 40cm over the plant
Soil - PH 6.0
Age - 13 days into veg
Nutrition - Bio Grow and root juice
Temperature 25-28 C´

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

If you are refering to the use of Biobizz nutrients bio grow & root juice its is very difficult to obtain nutrient burn through the use of organic nutrients !


May i ask what growing medium you are using... looks like coco coir ?

 

[jassa]

Yeah thats what i thought to, but it looks like nute burn?

Im using Standard soil mixed with leca, PH 6.0.
Its pretty much nutes in the soil though, thats why i gave it so little.

Hasnt grown anything at all today never happened before.

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Do you have a name of the compost you used please ?


If its preloaded with nutrients than that may cause nutrient burn on young plants...

 

[jassa]

Hasselfors Garden - Trädgårdsjord - P-jord

If u understand swedish

It supposed to be the best soil for growing Cannabis in this area.
MG/liter
N.240
P.70
K.250

Thx for looking into it!

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Hasselfors Garden - Trädgårdsjord - P-jord

If u understand swedish

It supposed to be the best soil for growing Cannabis in this area.
MG/liter
N.240
P.70
K.250

Thx for looking into it!

Lucky for ol fuzzy google came to the rescue providing a free language translator... how cool is that

Swedish

Yrkesodlarkvalité. Finns i 18-, 50- och 80-literssäckar.
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P-jord är en mörk och myllig plantjord för växter i kruka, både ute och inne och till plantering. Passar till all slags plantering, förökning, omskolning och sticklingar. P-jord är kraftigt gödslad för att plantorna skall etablera sig och växa till snabbt.

En klassisk jord för yrkesodlare och hobbyodlare med höga krav.


English

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P-soil is a dark and myllig planting soil for potted plants, both indoors and outdoors and planting. Suitable for all types of planting, propagating, retraining and cuttings. P-soil is heavily fertilized for the plants to establish themselves and grow rapidly.

A classic ground for professional growers and hobby gardeners with high demands.


This bit confuses me i don't often see NPK ratio measured like this for compost MG/liter N.240, P.70, K.250 ? the whole point thing throws me off a little.

If it read N 25, P 7, K 25 for total bag of compost than that would suggest a reasonable high nutrient content.

 

[jassa]

Yeah it also says NPK= 14,7,15/m3

So what do u think i should do?
wait for it to dry out and then flush it?
Or start flushing now?
Or anything else?

Kills me to see her so sad :/

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Yeah it also says NPK= 14,7,15/m3

Thats not so bad now well with in reason, i still think its slightly on the strong side for a plant of that age/size.

So what do u think i should do?
wait for it to dry out and then flush it?
Or start flushing now?
Or anything else?

Well i've done a small search on the P-jord compost & come up with little information on it at the moment with out a proper in depth search !

But i do suspect that it is preloaded with chemical/synthetic nutrients whether those nutrients are fast or slow release is yet to be discovered !

This makes it abit hard to advise on flushing with out knowing if nutrients are slow or fast release.

Fast release nutrients are more readly aviable for plants to use & would imagine have a life expectancy of a few weeks before being depleted a good couple of flushs may prove fruitful here !

Slow release is a bit harder to get rid off but pretty sure they come in a granule form with in the compost, they work on a basis of temperature/moisture etc to release nutrients.


I'm still thinking on the lines of fast release nutrients at present in the compost used & a flush may well be required if symptoms persist over the next few days !

Kills me to see her so sad :/

The girls look reasonable my ol china, i've seen far worse

Another thing which crossed my mind was leaf scorch, you may of watered once potting up gettting water on the lower leafs and with heat from bulbs scorched the leafs as the water/moisture on leafs evpourated ?

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Cheers for the link to the site i've used the google translator to view the compost range aviable

I'm pretty sure a majority of the composts are peat based & in that particular part of the world it is known as white peat this being the age of the peat purely, in the older peat marshs/fields the peat is a darker colour that being a sign of age bit like white peat is thousands of years old to dark peat being tens of thousands years old etc.

Its all the same stuff at the end of day.

You also had a few loams, dressing, top dressing for sports fields ya don't want that stuff for growing tho but only really needed for sports fields which may require a loam structure to aid drainage or to aid bounce of the balls... a whole different story unrelated to growing.



Now what ya really got to decide is organic or synthetic chemical nutrients very much like the Yin & the Yang, white & black, good & evil of the nutrient debate...


But what i did see on that site was...

E-Jord - that pretty cool compost aka organic dirt porn, make my pants tight thinking about getting my fingers filthy with E-Jord.

Grönsaksjord - another interesting organic compost !


But if ya want to go down the synthetic chemical laced compost i would suggest the following.

S-Jord - for seedlings/clones & early veg of MJ for the first few weeks with preference to folair feeding or using quarter to half rate of application of nutrient feed !

Before repotting into P-Jord.

 

[jassa]

Wow thanks =)

I will have some patience and see how it looks in a day or 2 and let it dry out properly, maybe its a little bit overwaterd to.
If it gets worse or the same i will flush it and start from zero.

The girls look reasonable my ol china, i've seen far worse

Another thing which crossed my mind was leaf scorch, you may of watered once potting up gettting water on the lower leafs and with heat from bulbs scorched the leafs as the water/moisture on leafs evpourated ?

Thx hope they will be fine, gonna try scrogging for the first time so im excited hehe. And as u wrote the leaf scorch is probably because i sprayed them with water and bulb heated it up to much. Hope so anyways.

So you like the swedish soil
Actually used Grönsaksjord, on my earlier grow, worked perfect and she kept growing and growing. So guess it was a bad decission to change the soil to P-Jord, but done is done and hopefully they will rise from the dead hehe.

Ill keep u updated
and thx alot!

 

[jassa]

Looking a bit better today and i can see som new growth! Maybe it was a mix with overwatering, repotting and to much nutrition.
Totally dry now and i just gave it 1l of water. ill upload a picture tomorrow hopefully looking even better =)

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

I look fowards to the update

 

[jassa]

Hello!
Growing a bit better now, still som issues though, new growth is showing these black spots, u can see on the pictures. I removed all bad leaves, dont know if this was good or bad but its done. The other 2 are growing mych better and nr 1 is really bushy. Topped them yesterday. They all look different though, so thats really weird hehe. pls share a comment / thx

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Looking pretty darn good

 

[jassa]

Ok so some new questions, 5-6 days into flower, 12days since 12/12.

wtf is this? its on all budsites? pls help!

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Ok so some new questions, 5-6 days into flower, 12days since 12/12.

wtf is this? its on all budsites? pls help!

Thats early bud formation & gets much bigger

 

[jassa]

Thx dear fuzzy duck =), still found some more bad things today, must be maleflowers so think i got atleast one hermie.
So what to do? remove the male parts or remove the whole plant?
Got som pictures of one removed ball, and a picture of one femal pod next to a male pod. really had much problem this time :/

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

Last pic is a female pod their tear shaped which sprout two white hairs/pistils.

Males have mutliple pods/balls clustered together.


I'll PM you link to some pic's

here's a forum link which may help tell sex of the plants - Female Pre-Flowers and Flowering

 

[jassa]

Hmmm female pod really? looked at the pictures u sent "cant pm u, to few posts" and it really looks like a male preflower to me or am i going crazy?

 

[Fuzzy Duck]

100% girlie

Those will sprout two little white hairs/pistils over the next few days... boys look nothing like that pic.