Sad plants need some cheering up

[ozzyleven]

ok, so I should feed less than once every two weeks (other of the same strain is still fine). and also I have a rooting product that says it can be used drng the course of the plants life, should I add a bit or not?

[ozzyleven]

So this is partially related to a previous thread, so anyways I flushed one of my plants and it is starting to look a little better, but new growth is still curling under. Now, my other plants are starting to look bad. Do you think I need to flush all the plants as a precautionary measure or will they be okay? One in particular has crunchy dried up leaves on the low growth, pretty sure it was over nute. Been thinking it might need to be flushed if that is the problem. Thanks!

[ozzyleven]

Now I am thinking it could have been a hot spot, since only three leaves are being affected, and if it was overnute wouldn't the new growth feel it first? But I opened up the Adjustawing a couple notches and moved the plant, hoping it will be okay. On another note, I have these light spreaders on my bulbs from Adjustawing, anyone ever use these? Do they actually work? They are suposed to eliminate hot spots, but maybe they are just crap.

[stinkyattic]

Light diffusers work great.
Looks like you need a bigger pot and have other issues.
Please fill out the troubkleshooting form, especially the parts about feed and water chemistry.

[ozzyleven]

E-indoor grow
E-soil
E-soil in 5 gal. pots
CSL-Fox Farms Sea Forest Blend
SCL-Down to Earth Biolive and Azomite
SCLR-6.0 ish
E-tap water that sits for a day. Ph at 7
E-not sure yet
E- 6 weeks
E-Floranova Grow, Floralicious Grow, and Diamond Nectar
E-used in combination, tsp a gallon, applied once a week. Havent been feed for two eeks
E- 2 600w HPS, 2 ½ ft away
E- mid 70s to 80 during day, 60 to 65 during night
E- not totally sure, but thinking about 30 â?? 40 % never gets too moist
E- 12/12 flowering-3 days in
E â?? a couple fans open airflow most of light period

[stinkyattic]

Try to get your exhaust set up for more air flow. Fans/blowers that PULL air out of the room are most effective.
I don't know those soil amendments. But adding amendments to FFOF DOES make for a very hot blend!
If your plants are over 3 feet tall and bushy, re-pot into larger pots, like feed tubs, with BIG drain holes and jsut use plain potting soil of your choice, FFOF is fine, without any amendment but perlite if you want to make it fluffier.
Get your night temp minimum up to 65-68.

[ozzyleven]

I will replant them into something bigger.
We do have a large exhaust fan for them and a few fans inside to aid airflow.
Could this and the other problem be related (previous post)? Thank you

[ozzyleven]

night temp is up also It is usually high 60s recently in the last week

[stinkyattic]

Man, I gotta go look for that. If they appear to be related, I'm going to go ahead and merge them so anyone replying will have ALL the info in one place.

[stinkyattic]

Weedhound gave you the good advice in your last thread to transplant to a slightly larger pot with no added nutes in the soil. I concur.