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    #1
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    big problem need answers

    first off i read the instructions for ocean breeze at least twice and the soil is good for 3week or so out the bag no nutes. my babies were at least 3 weeks old startd from clones and potted with power flower so 3 weeks are up i transplant with the ocean breeze and i decided to get greedy i added three cap fulls per gallon and proceeded to feed. now my situation is that leaves are getting brown spots and leaves are burning up some were already burnt but catch my drift what can i do? Please help i went and got a ph tester because advice from shops around me said ph levels in the water were high also those tested to around 8 i tried to balance them out to around 7 that didn't work so I dropped them to 4 i flushed out each 5gl twice and my runoff was also 4 is there a chance for a comeback...?or are my plants done also out of the six they are showeing individual differences in how this situation is panning out but also know i am working on my humidity levels so things tend to be humid at times... please help :rastasmoke:
    monstaganja Reviewed by monstaganja on . big problem need answers first off i read the instructions for ocean breeze at least twice and the soil is good for 3week or so out the bag no nutes. my babies were at least 3 weeks old startd from clones and potted with power flower so 3 weeks are up i transplant with the ocean breeze and i decided to get greedy i added three cap fulls per gallon and proceeded to feed. now my situation is that leaves are getting brown spots and leaves are burning up some were already burnt but catch my drift what can i do? Please help Rating: 5

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    #2
    Senior Member

    big problem need answers

    Whoa dude, this is scary stuff. You went from pH 8 to pH 4?

    Please copy/paste this troubleshooting form to your next post and answer the questions as best you can. Any pictures you can provide will help also. http://boards.cannabis.com/plant-pro...ml#post2000155

    In the meantime, I believe you have 2 distinct issues, first, your pH is way out of range, second, overnuting.

    Post the form. Depending on how bad your plant looks/how long this has been going on, it should be easy to fix both problems and get you back on track.

    I'll be online for a while so if you do the form now, I or someone else, will catch it quick, got it?

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    #3
    Junior Member

    big problem need answers

    Your Equipment:
    1.) Type and wattage of lights. (MH, HPS, CFL's, tube fluorescents, LED's)t5 48 flo
    2.) Distance from tops? standing up right for now verticle? maybe
    3.) Reflector type? (cool tube set-up, bat wing, enclosed reflector, bare bulb...) bulb
    4.) Is there a consistent fresh air supply?not really fan is going tho
    5.) Do you have an exhaust fan and a circulation fan?no

    Your medium:
    6.) Specific brand and type of soil, (coco, peat based soilless...) and anything you've added to it. (vermiculite, perlite, worm castings...)ocean breeze added fox farm grow big
    7.) Size of container.5gl

    Your nutrients and water:
    8.) Source of water. (tap or filtered)tap
    9.) Method of checking water ph. (ph pen, test strips, aquarium test kit...)ph clear jar and drop 3 drops shake and chek
    10) Method of adjusting water ph. (phosphoric acid, white vinegar, hydrated lime, PH Up...)ph up
    11) Specific brand and N-P-K ratio for each bottle. List dosages (quantity per gallon) and current feeding schedule. general hydroponics
    12) Any additives or tea's? (Superthrive, CalMag, molasses, Mother's Earth...)no
    13) Are your ph levels stable, or do they fluctuate?first check was today
    14) What is your ingoing water's ph? ...your runoff ph?8..4
    15) Do you foliar feed? If so, with what, how often, and at what time do you spray?no

    Your growroom:
    16) Indoors or outdoors?in
    17) What size of closet, room or hut?5x5
    18) What are the temps and humidity levels while lights are on? ...With lights off?getting a new thermostat i would say 75 or up
    19) Noticed any insects in the growroom?no jus your normal spiders no spider mites praise the lord

    Your strain:
    20) What strain are you growing? (Indica dominate or Sativa dom?)a kush purps sour diesel honestly i didnt lable once i transported
    21) From seeds or clones,, clones

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    #4
    Senior Member

    big problem need answers

    I need to double check a couple of things with you:

    When you got the clones were they already rooted or did you root them?
    Plants are at least 3 weeks old?
    You just transplanted into Fox Farms Ocean Forest not Ocean Breeze, correct?
    At time of transplant you fed Fox Farms Grow Big at what rate? Is that the Fox Farms recommended rate?
    Do you have the Fox Farms feeding charts? If not, you need them. FoxFarm Soil & Fertilizer Company

    edit: And how much is a capful?

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    #5
    Senior Member

    big problem need answers

    Your Fox Farm Ocean Forest (not ocean breeze / ocean spray) soil is EXTREMELY hot! It sounds like these babies went from neutral soil and no nutes to hot soil and overnuting all at once. Their roots are cooked.

    Here's my advice to you:
    1. You must flush. Read this sticky about flushing and follow the directions. http://boards.cannabis.com/plant-pro...ml#post1840641
    2. DO NOT feed anything. Water only with pH adjusted water (correct range) until new growth looks normal. Then you can resume feeding at reduced levels. Work up slowly. Some nutrient feeding charts state feeding at the maximum rate! Just because the chart says it doesn't mean you shouldn't use less, just never more.
    3. Fox Farms recommends that you feed with every other watering. In between, just pHed water.

    MJ is picky about her pH and sensitive to overnuting. You must be more in control of your nutrients, water, pH. Practice getting the pH right. If you can't get your current tester to work you can get a digital pH meter for about $35, they are easier to work with.

    The correct pH range for soil is 6.3 ~ 6.7. You adjust pH one time only after adding all nutes, etc., to your water. Also, each strain is different. That's one reason you see different symptoms on different plants. Only experience and research can help you with strain dependent issues.

    Ventilation changes in your grow environment are needed. MJ must have fresh air to thrive and ventilation is key. A thermometer/hygrometer to measure temps and humidity is also a must. All too much to cover here, check out the forums for growroom designs.

    You need to spend quality time reading the FAQs and stickies in the grow forums. They will explain everything you need to grow, harvest and cure MMJ.

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    #6
    Junior Member

    big problem need answers

    im new to this starting as of last night so i appologize for the multi-posting my comp froze and i started a new one and both When you got the clones were they already rooted or did you root them?
    Plants are at least 3 weeks old?this is the 4th week
    You just transplanted into Fox Farms Ocean Forest not Ocean Breeze, correct?yes
    At time of transplant you fed Fox Farms Grow Big at what rate? Is that the Fox Farms recommended rate?3 cap fulls meaning the cap to the bottle, yeah it was a bit of no thinking but i figured the measurments were close to a tablespoon as i think about it now like homer simpson it says teaspoon on the bottle.i have read the fox farm recomendations and will reply when i have them in sight, im sure you read them i guess you were telling me to refer to them.. my bad
    Do you have the Fox Farms feeding charts? If not, you need them. FoxFarm Soil & Fertilizer Company

    edit: And how much is a capful?
    posted... i appreciate your help to the fullest..

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    #7
    Junior Member

    big problem need answers

    plants were all ready rooted

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    #8
    Senior Member

    big problem need answers

    i dont think you did anything wrong just balance out ur ph and keep it consistant

    I need to add mag to that soil usually after about a month so hittin em with a little nute is not bad 1/4-1/2 strength. then lets roots grow into newly transplanted soil and no newts fer a couple weeks. you migh twant to add some calmag to your water

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    #9
    Junior Member

    big problem need answers

    i flushed them out again in the morning with normal water that had a ph of 8.5 and higherst top on the chart. the first drip out came rated a ph6 i also checked the entire amount came out which came to 6.5 for some REASON if someone could answer that? better than the ph4 of yesterdays results.. after 2 flushes on all 6 my average was ph6 for the worst off looking one which leaves are dwindling just the bottom ones. 6.5 for 4 and a 6 for one that is not soo bad. cal mag for the 8.5 tap water?

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    #10
    Junior Member

    big problem need answers

    newly transplanted soil?

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