nute burn or nitrogen defficiency? w/pics...HELP, please

[rev]

so ah, , , after my first major watering afer the transplant, my beans started turning yellow rapidly from the bottom up. had a tb of EJ Grow/gal. and some liquid compost...the only plant that remains a nice dark green is the one i didn't water, which pionts me towards nute burn...but how? why? some of them are turning crispy!!*$&%^# I flushed em w/ 6.8 ph water when they got dry again. soils around the mid to high 6's ph. Please, impart thine knowlage unto me and my girls. I didn't mean to mistreat them, but fear that I may have loved them close to death!!!

Riznev

[mscaboo]

you want to start feeding slowly.first feeding maybe half strength and work your way up.what kinda soil are you using?i beleive you did burn them

[rev]

i'm using promix, i waited a full week before i gave them anything, but that apparently was not long enough...what should i do now,? they are getting worse

[mscaboo]

their are products like clearex for flushing wich work great,if you cannot get clearex then you will have to flush with a minimum of two times the volume of water for the volume of soil.use a mild complete fert dose maybe 1/4 strength with your flushing water

[mscaboo]

jsut take it easy with the ferts don't try to push the plant,let the plant tell you when it needs fert.

[ToKnoIsToGro]

will those burned leaves ever spring back? or are they just gone, maybe should be cut off?

[the image reaper]

just let them fall off by themselves, tearing them off can cause stress ... then throw away the ones that fall off, dead leaves tend to attract insects ... :smokin: