Drooping leaves need help

[Dameon865]

 

[PlantWrestler]

Re: Drooping leafs need help

Water her with water pH 6.5 man till it runs out the bottom of the pot

 

[Scientific]

Some of those leaves look like they're showing the classic "hooking" symptom of nitrate toxicity.

Could you please look for the post at the top of this forum, "How to Ask for Grow Help" and answer the questions there? I'd be especially curious to know what you're using for soil and fertilizer.

 

[PlantWrestler]

In which case flush with water pH 6.5 unless you use slow release ferts in the soil.
In that case gently unpot and wash all soil off the roots and repot into suitable soil.

Could also just be getting rootbound ,in which case repot into larger container.

 

[Guy Cavallero]

Going through something similar with one of my plants. I have to agree with scientific, they do look exactly like larger leaf versions of my leaves. In my case it was because I added a PK supplement too early in flower and increased my PPM way too much( which makes no sense) Also, your soil doesn't look familiar? It looks suspiciously like there is very little drainage. That being the case, if you do have nitrogen toxicity, it will make it increasingly difficult to get rid of the excess with poor drainage. What type of soil are you using? If it is anything slow-release, you will continue to have issues. As of today, I am in my second week of straight water flush, just like PlantWrestler says.

 

[ChronicAffair]

Over watering. Root hairs are rotting and not able to absorb nutrients soon. If you continue, you'll start seeing deficiencies. Only water when the bucket is light. Start using microbes to heal your roots.

 

[Scientific]

I'm reminded of the old line, "We can speculate endlessly in the absence of data."

Maybe the OP will answer the questions at How to Ask for Grow Support and that will provide some needed information.

 

[ChronicAffair]

Data is the picture. Clawing and swollen leaves. One of the biggest problems in new growers.

 

[ChronicAffair]

If it was too much of any salt based nutrient, the leaves would be burning on the tips. Calcium deficiency would be twisting leaves and paling of spaces in between the veins. Magnesium would be purpling of stock first then to under the leaf veins. Too much light would miniaturization of leaves, paling or bleaching of leaves and leaves coward away from the light. Over watered for sure.

 

[Scientific]

Data is the picture. Clawing and swollen leaves. One of the biggest problems in new growers.

That is indeed data. Knowing what kind of soil and the fertilizing regimen would really help to understand what happened and how to fix it, no?

 

[PlantWrestler]

I've also seen the exact same symptoms in plants that need to be repotted .

Data please.

 

[Dameon865]

I sprayed to much plant food on the leafs she looks worse today I think she's done

 

[KrillyKrill]

I sprayed to much plant food on the leafs she looks worse today I think she's done

Nah ive saved worse, just ph and prey!

 

[PlantWrestler]

OK! Now I can tell you EXACTLY what to do.

Foliar spray her ( out of direct sun or grow lighting) 3 x a day to leech out excess nutes.

Water her to run off with ph6.5 water.

She will survive 100%

 

[Dameon865]

It's coming back slowly and fosurly

 

[PlantWrestler]

Take her out from under the light and foliar spray her with plain water and she's back!

 

[Dameon865]

Take her out from under the light and foliar spray her with plain water and she's back!

How long do I do that for?

 

[Dameon865]

How long do I do that for?

No light at all?

 

[PlantWrestler]

No light at all?

Sorry I mean like take her out the tent maybe into the bathroom or into the shade outside ,spray her with plain water then put her back when she dries .

 

[Dameon865]

Thanks man really thank you