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kreator34
07-16-2011, 08:36 PM
hello everyone reading this thank you for taking the time to read this and try to help me with my problem.
well any who lets get to it.
well a couple of my plants looked weird on the top of every node as you and see in the pictures they look like they shrivle up and got this yellow tint and the other one looks like a peachey color.
Ps> one of my friends gave it all purpose plant food by miracle GRO. as a foliar spray ..so what im wondering is can the problem be
1.nutrient burn even though is doesnt really look like it or
2. nutrient lock out.
well just let me know what u guys think cuz i wasa about to flip the switch too 12/12 but i dont want to do it under this stress277228277229277230277231
washmedical
07-16-2011, 09:56 PM
yeah the foliar spray probably burnt your leaves.
kreator34
07-16-2011, 10:45 PM
yeah the foliar spray probably burnt your leaves.

okay if thats what u think what would be a great solution to take care of this as soon as posible, i already wanted to flip the switch to 12/12.but i cant because of this stress.

if any one has anyother ideas i would like to read them. thank you
Purple Daddy
07-16-2011, 11:02 PM
Unfortunately you can't fix that damage so I'd let them grow out some more. If you foliar feed you need to dilute the solution about 5-1.
kreator34
07-17-2011, 01:10 AM
how long do you guys think i should wait untill i flip the switch to 12/12 so they dont stress
Purple Daddy
07-17-2011, 02:56 AM
I'd probably let them got a few more weeks and see how much new growth you get.

What is your friend doing with your plants?
CanGroIt
07-17-2011, 04:05 AM
okay if thats what u think what would be a great solution to take care of this as soon as posible, i already wanted to flip the switch to 12/12.but i cant because of this stress.

if any one has anyother ideas i would like to read them. thank you

More than likely the foliar spray dried on the leaves and is still there to burn.... I would spray some plain pH'd RO or distilled water on them....and manually rub the affected leaves while spraying to rub off any dry foliar feed spray.... And I mean soak them with the plain water spray so as to "wash" off any left over nutrients on the leaves....

Once you notice new growth, no stress, you can flip em....

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