First grow, 5th week into flowering (strawberry banana) natural soil, have been using dyna grow bloom but haven’t the last time I watered. Ph was 7 just got it down to 6. Leaves at bottom are turning yellow and dying. Other leaves have started curling. Don’t know what to do I don’t know if it’s a deficiency, heat stress, or over/under watering. Temp usually stays around 70-75. Please help!
Please help!
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Fastass419
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Idk some leaves do just die there is a lot of info that would help how often you water how much why didn't you feed it last time you water how close to fan is it how strong is the fan blowing sorry for asking so much but every little bit of info helps
Nunyabiz
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probably root bound
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I was feeding them every 2-3 days but it started taking longer for them to dry out. But last time it took about a week for them to dry out. I make sure they have run off each time. I didn’t feed them because I didn’t want to over feed them and I wanted to flush them out. The fans are tiny they are desk fans about a foot away from both plants. And I don’t really know how strong they are they put out a decent breeze but only have one setting.
1st pic looks like light is too low from the way the leaves are getting Taco Shaped.
2nd pic looks like it got Nitrogen Burn & Lacking Magnesium I think or Potassium.
3rd Pic, Light Stress.
4th Pic, slight light stress.
5th pic = same as 2nd.
2nd pic looks like it got Nitrogen Burn & Lacking Magnesium I think or Potassium.
3rd Pic, Light Stress.
4th Pic, slight light stress.
5th pic = same as 2nd.
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What steps would I need to take? Is it too late?
Yes, I didn't look at pot size; but that could be your problem also.
Fastass419
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What worries me is you went from 2 to 3 days feeding and now it took a week what happen
More than likely what nunya said. Root bound & quit drinking.
He needs to up-pot to 5 gallon bags or something. Then watch the new growth. Might take a week or 2 to see a lot of improvement.
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the soil was too wet they weren’t drying out as fast as they normally did so I waited until they felt dry enough too water
Nunyabiz
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I would transplant to a 5 gallon fabric pot in well aerated soil.
Use at least 30% aeration such as pumice, rice hulls.
you need fans that rotate or you just dry the leaves ,
if your ph was too high then you dropped it can shock
if your ph was high then lower it might have over fed on the drop then locked out
theres not much foliage to be feeding every 2 -3 days , it would never use the nutes up , ,
feed water for a while and let the pot get light , how big is the pot ? are they autos , light size ?
if your ph was too high then you dropped it can shock
if your ph was high then lower it might have over fed on the drop then locked out
theres not much foliage to be feeding every 2 -3 days , it would never use the nutes up , ,
feed water for a while and let the pot get light , how big is the pot ? are they autos , light size ?
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hmmmm very small and skinny , not enough lights , air movement etc , can you not take one and re veg it for a clone or two then start over ? think your flogging a dead horse here TBH
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get one and put it back under 18 hours of light , in 2 weeks it will start to show re veg , its will fire out hundreds of new leaves ( some mad looking ) this is normal but you should get tons of clones in 6 weeks time 
