damaged and overwatered plants. help!

[bigjayzizzle]

i am on my third grow and everything has been going good.. at least until i found out that i was overwatering my plants... i stopped watering them immediatly but there was some damage to 3 of the plants, for about 3 days the leaves were very drropy then became brittle and brown. i cut off all the dead looking leaves and i am now posting pics because i am ending my first week of flowering and only one plant has shown its sex. ( it showed during the vegitative growth cycle) im thinkink that the plants may still be recovering from the over watering which is why they havnt shown thier sex yet. i have 1 female but the leaves are still droopy from the overwatering and are getting yellow stipes on them.. ( i have been giving the plants nutes but at a very diluted rate as i did not want to over fert them but i think that im not giving them enough. ( one capful of fox farm veg growth liquid in a 2 gallon container spread out over 6 plants. can i save her? also i got the wrong kind of soil and my ph of the soil is around 7.8-7.5 and i cannot seem to lower it. should i do anything about the plants? or am i doing an ok job minus the overwatering?

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bigjayzizzle Reviewed by bigjayzizzle on 01-19-2008. damaged and overwatered plants. help! i am on my third grow and everything has been going good.. at least until i found out that i was overwatering my plants... i stopped watering them immediatly but there was some damage to 3 of the plants, for about 3 days the leaves were very drropy then became brittle and brown. i cut off all the dead looking leaves and i am now posting pics because i am ending my first week of flowering and only one plant has shown its sex. ( it showed during the vegitative growth cycle) im thinkink that the Rating: 5

[bigjayzizzle]

ANd here is the rest of my plants, im using a T-5 lighting setup and its on a flowering cycle timmer.

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[stinkyattic]

They shoudl grow out of it as long as you stopped doing the overwater/overfert thing. It sounds like you have the problem identified and under control.

[hybridlove420]

small plants need very little if any nutrients. let them show you a deficientcy rather than a toxicity and youll have a better garden