Aloha all. Over the past 36 hours I have noticed one of the ladies take a turn for the worse, and quite rapidly at that. I can't figure out what would cause problems in such a rapid way, but the plant has been flushed, cooled (taken out of the high heat it was in), and is receiving what would be called "general supportive therapy" if it were a patient in a hospital (eg it is getting as much TLC as possible).

Three days ago, this plant was thriving and a beautiful healthy green, no problems at all. Slight flowering, and good growth throughout. Yesterday, some browning was noticed on some leaves along with some becoming "crispy" and dry (this happening along the entire plant, base to tip).This is an outdoor plant, and was watered the day before this began to happen with a very light nute solution, as were all the other ladies. The texture of the leaves is very dry and scratchy, and most leaves experiencing the problem begin to curl up.

I would say possible nute burn or other human initiated problem, except for the fact that this is the only plant experiencing this problem. All others (which are on the same feeding / watering schedule) are as happy as can be. Any suggestions on what the trouble might be and potential restorative measures would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!

Image 1 is before shot - taken the day before problems noticed
Image 2 is about 24 hours after the plant expressed symptoms
Image 3 is also 24 hours after, Δ angle
Delta9Haze420 Reviewed by Delta9Haze420 on . Rapid Deterioration - Please Help Diagnose Aloha all. Over the past 36 hours I have noticed one of the ladies take a turn for the worse, and quite rapidly at that. I can't figure out what would cause problems in such a rapid way, but the plant has been flushed, cooled (taken out of the high heat it was in), and is receiving what would be called "general supportive therapy" if it were a patient in a hospital (eg it is getting as much TLC as possible). Three days ago, this plant was thriving and a beautiful healthy green, no problems Rating: 5