whats wrong with my outdoor ladies?

#1cheesebuds

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• Apr 29, 2012

• #1

whats wrong with my outdoor ladies?

 

#1cheesebuds

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• Apr 30, 2012

• #2

bump...

 

TLoft13

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• Apr 30, 2012

• #3

Pictures not too good...
The folded over tips in the first picture look more like mechanical damage. Rest of the plant seems to look healthy... were is the problem?

 

#1cheesebuds

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• May 1, 2012

• #4

what do u meam by mechanical damage? Ill try to get better pix.

 

Weedninja

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• May 1, 2012

• #5

He meant that it looks like something smashed them, which was my first thought too. Was it just one side or all over the plant?

If you take a pic with the leaves straightened out so that we can see the color and another that shows where on the plant it is, we can probably help you out a little better.

 

Hammerhead

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• May 1, 2012

• #6

Is that the only leaf that has a issue?? I dont really see any problem there

 

#1cheesebuds

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• May 1, 2012

• #7

here r a few more pix. Im thinking it might be over watering. they soil there in is part good soil and part clay like soil.
it is on the bottem leafs. I really need to save them because they r pink haired AFs. Ill be planting seeds over the summer up in till begenning of july.

 

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Hammerhead

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• May 1, 2012

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I would not be concerd if its just that 1 leaf.. The bottom leaves will die off first..

 

Hash Zeppelin

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• May 1, 2012

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Over watering sounds right to me. either that or a slight deficiency of N and cal/mag, but barely. they dont look bad

 

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SeaMaiden

• May 1, 2012

• #10

What I see is slightly indicative of a K problem, however, those usually occur mid-plant, not at the bottom. I'm going to attach two plant diagnosis charts, one is a graphic that lacks Ca problems and the other is a flow chart. At this time I don't think it's a K problem, because what you're showing looks pretty good.

The leaves with the rolled up edges could have a small bug of some sort in them. This time of year I find hella leaves with an edge rolled over, usually if I lift it up there is a type of webbing that suggest there's a buglet in there.

 

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