help with sprouts under mh w/ pics

[Rusty Trichome]

Great. Seems like I handled the situation like I was supposed to. At this point, a 2-3 week delay is no biggy. Basically if I was to put them into flower, I would probably risk them herming, correct?

Correct. You'll want healthy, normal growth before switching to flower.

I wont be making any trips, other than day trips for the rest of the grow I believe. Way easier to maintain them, then correcting them when you come back.

Being unemployed does have it's advantages, but I haven't been on a vacation (for more than a day) in over 8 years. This isn't a hobby any more, it's a way of life.

So to confirm, you would not increase the nutrients for about a week. The fact that I flushed the plants wont make them hungry? I dont want to go from one problem to the next. But Ill hold off on the nutrients in the mean time.

She'll get hungry, but let her rest a bit before demanding rapid growth via the nutrients.
Depending on the severity of the damage, she has everything she needs for repairs stored in the remaining stems and leaves. When you flush, you aren't flushing the plant, just the soil. Regardless, doubtful you've removed ALL the nutrients from the soil. Would have to have been one hell of a flush, lol.
Don't get too pushy with her, or she may well push back.

[MRDiff]

Four days later, I am seeing much improvement, but I noticed one plant has 'the claw.' As well as it's new leaves are growing it deformed and twisted, as well as canoed, making the leaves look very thin. Another plant may be starting to do the same thing. Ive been laying off the nutes this week. I just upgraded them to larger 2 gallon pots, as they were slightly rootbound yesterday when I transplanted. Lower leaves seem to continue to die. Is this residual effects from mistake of letting the soil dry 4 days ago.

[MRDiff]

Some new pics are overdue I think. Especially with the deformed curling leaves on the Lemon Skunk. There are pistils on all 5 of them now also. Another small issue, I probably need to put these into flower within a week and a half, otherwise their height will definitely exceed the cab.

[MRDiff]

Im still stumped on this issue, Rusty. The plants havent had a dose of nutrients in the past week, except for the Magical. Some of the other plants have a pleated texture to their leaves, with lighter shades of green. But the main plant is still growing leaves with curled tips. Pretty sure the leaves canoeing created the tips of the leaves to point down.

[MRDiff]

Some of the lower bigger leaves are turning yellow from the outside of the leaf in, I think. I am going to post more pics and hope somebody helps. I am torn between whether it is a nitrogen deficiency (as my lower leaves are loosing color and turning yellow) or nutrient burn. I have been going very light on the nutrients, but I see the tips of some of the leaves yellow and brown. The claw has taken control of two or possibly 3 of my plants. Any help is greatly appreciated. The pics tend to make the plants look greener than they are.

[MRDiff]

Will a little bit of nutrient burn be an issue for putting the plants into flower? I flushed about 4 days ago. Problem is theyre about half the amount of head space I have available (when taking light distance into consideration). The plants leaves have stopped dying. I may be able to put off another 3-5 days, but they are quickly growing. And im worried about out growing my cab

[LetsSeeYa]

Will a little bit of nutrient burn be an issue for putting the plants into flower? I flushed about 4 days ago. Problem is theyre about half the amount of head space I have available (when taking light distance into consideration). The plants leaves have stopped dying. I may be able to put off another 3-5 days, but they are quickly growing. And im worried about out growing my cab

I think id wait till you get these issues under control before putting in flower, because problems are harder to correct in flower. Looks to me to be N issues, but go with what Rusty has ya doing. I could be way wrong, but just saw this page, is it hotter then shit in there, looks like it.

If they get a bit bigger then ya want, you can always tie em, just so as to bow them a bit to give ya more room. It wont hurt anything, but a little time.

Good luck bro


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[MRDiff]

Thanks for the reply. Because some of the leaves I thought were N deficiency. But at the same time I saw burnt tips and figured it has to be nute burn. The problems should be under control now. As far as the heat, I think its pretty reasonable. I have the lights almost 2 feet off the top. What made you think heat issues? The curled new leaves? Maybe the intake fan I have would be better used for exhaust, but I already have an exhaust fan. It is an 8 inch desk fan, but its power is just average.

[MRDiff]

Need help identifying these black spots on one of the plants. Looked for signs of mites, did see any. Can I spray some fungicide (diluted neem oil) as a preventative measure? Can I spray while the lights are on?

Or maybe it is something else entirely. Thanks for the help as always.