Disease need experinced help

[Cervantez]

Hey folks, so far this 'thing' has killed all my plants, one has survived, I can't see any spider mites or any kind of bug. Please someone knows what it's going on?? Thank you

Cervantez Reviewed by Cervantez on 05-31-2007. Disease need experinced help Hey folks, so far this 'thing' has killed all my plants, one has survived, I can't see any spider mites or any kind of bug. Please someone knows what it's going on?? Thank you Rating: 5

[Cervantez]

Just forgot to say it's a female jock horror from nirvana

[stinkyattic]

What are you doing for ventilation?

[freewheelinfrank]

try foliar-feeding it with a dose of potassium ferts (wood ashes and water is a quick fix) for a few days - foliar-feeding won't over-fertilize, so you're safe on that - I once had some leaves that looked like an early stage of what you have - the leaves that are already affected will not clear up, but the new growth will be corrected - IF that's a potassium deficiency, it tends to be just 'cosmetic', and usually won't kill the plant - it's an easy fix, and hurts nothing if I'm wrong :jointsmile:

[Cervantez]

Stinkyattic, I'm runnig two 40 watts exaust fans, I think it is enough...
Freeqheelinfrank, I will do the foliar feeding, but what the hell is wood ashes? Thanx!!!

[stinkyattic]

The last time I saw that problem in my garden, it was after a nitrogen overdose followed by a period of high temperatures with inadequate ventilation.

[deftdrummer]

stinky is the master. Always beats everyone to the post

[freewheelinfrank]

Stinkyattic, I'm runnig two 40 watts exaust fans, I think it is enough...
Freeqheelinfrank, I will do the foliar feeding, but what the hell is wood ashes? Thanx!!!

'wood ashes' are what's left over after burning wood :jointsmile:

[Cervantez]

Thanx dude sorry i'm so stupid, cause english is not my first language...

[freewheelinfrank]

ahhh, you're doing great, no worries