My plant doesn’t look good ... help!

Gio88 · Jun 28, 2019

Hi! I planted my hulkberry seed in a all-mix soil with organic fertilizers and now i’m Giving the biobizz fish mix stimulant for vegetative phase.i Had to change vase three Times so the plant has suffered an great amount of stress.... we are in the miiddle of the summer so the heat is not helping(it Also hailed)

The plant looks in this way

There is Anything i can do to help the plant to get better?

Crooked8 · Jun 28, 2019

This plant is virtually a seedling still. Very young and doesnt need much in the way of food, especially if its in soil that already has nutrients. Id give it water only and wait a while before watering again. It looks like it has some nute burn and overwatering smaller plants is very common and can be a huge problem.

Gio88 · Jun 28, 2019

Crooked8 said:
This plant is virtually a seedling still. Very young and doesnt need much in the way of food, especially if its in soil that already has nutrients. Id give it water only and wait a while before watering again. It looks like it has some nute burn and overwatering smaller plants is very common and can be a huge problem.

Thank you

Gio88 · Jul 3, 2019

i've a doubt, here we are the middle of summer do you suggest to put the plant to the direct sun? i'm afraid the sun could burn the plant! what do you think?

Maggotbrain · Jul 3, 2019

Gio88 said:
i've a doubt, here we are the middle of summer do you suggest to put the plant to the direct sun? i'm afraid the sun could burn the plant! what do you think?

You need to harden it for the sun. Put it out in the shade for a couple of days and then over the few couple of days expose it to more and more sun.

Gio88 · Jul 4, 2019

Maggotbrain said:
You need to harden it for the sun. Put it out in the shade for a couple of days and then over the few couple of days expose it to more and more sun.

Ok! Thank you

Gio88 · Jul 5, 2019

Another doubt the other plant looks like this (with these white spots ) what could be the problem? Thanks

jaded1 · Jul 5, 2019

From the pic it looks like insect damage but pic isn't very clear

aridbud · Jul 5, 2019

Looks like bugs.
Garlic juice or chile hot sauce (Tabasco or similar) with a drop of dish detergent and water. Spray under leaves 3x a day for several days.

Gio88 · Jul 7, 2019

Update

Gio88 · Jul 7, 2019

Isn’t the heat? ps i've already sprayed with neem oil and soap

Gio88 · Jul 8, 2019

Do you think neem oil + disp is enough tosolve the problem?

OgMechanic · Jul 12, 2019

It depends on the issue but it could keep things in order, just spray every 5 days. But you should look under the leaves to see if there is any infestation. To me it looks like spider mite damage. Yo might just want to start over in two weeks you could have a new plant that size.

OgMechanic · Jul 12, 2019

I also see in your pic there is little blueish balls in your soil. Those nutrients could be to much for the little plant.

Gio88 · Jul 12, 2019

less nutrients and sprat every 5 day with neem oil thanks! because i'm starting to worry... the plant isn't growing!

aridbud · Jul 12, 2019

We prefer to use chile (Tabasco sauce) and water, spray on 3x a day.

Since you are using neem, stick with it; maybe dilute it a little. Such a tender seedling, it doesn't take much to fry the plant with toxins or soil mix that is too hot.

Hopefully, looking better now.

If it is spider mites, dump the soil (do not re-use), wash down grow area (if indoors) with rubbing alcohol/water, then start again. Cheap soil mixes bring in a lot of unwanted pests.

MrMMJ · Jul 12, 2019

I doubt you have mites, their damage looks more like small individual spots, not patches. Neem with pyrethrum works, but isn't the best choice, especially on a young plant. Strong soil with extra food added causes young plants to slow growth and transpiration. Coating it with oil doesn't help that. Clean, pH'ed water is all it should be getting, while being mindful not to over water. I get good results mixing spinosad and azasol together, alternated with Dr Earth final stop ( a mix of several oils : garlic, rosemary, clove, etc. ), though I wouldn't use the oils on a young plant, or in flower. A great rinsing off solution is RO water with Earth Juice pH down (citric acid, not phos) at about 4 to 4.5 ph. This will damage soft bodied insects and eggs, and some mold and mildew spores as well. Good luck !

Gio88 · Jul 14, 2019

To you suggest to wash the roots?

Gio88 · Jul 17, 2019

I’m giving just water and not direct sunlight what do you think? There is something i can do to solve my problem? The plant isn’t growing and the leaves are not Looking good

Crooked8 · Jul 17, 2019

Id start over this puppy looks worked

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