Plant trouble, need a helping hand

[Kevin Spencer]

I got some clones this year and everything has been going good. But lately i have noticed especially on the new growth that its been turning black an almost feels crispy. Ive looked everywere on the net, well overgrow and here, and i cant find anything to help me diaognos my problem. basically the leaves are turning black and the new growth between the nodes is becoming black to.
Ill have a picture of it soon enough, i think it might be a disease or possible fert burn even though i havent ferted yet but the soil i use was old horse manure, its pretty good.

Kevin Spencer Reviewed by Kevin Spencer on 07-03-2005. Plant trouble, need a helping hand I got some clones this year and everything has been going good. But lately i have noticed especially on the new growth that its been turning black an almost feels crispy. Ive looked everywere on the net, well overgrow and here, and i cant find anything to help me diaognos my problem. basically the leaves are turning black and the new growth between the nodes is becoming black to. Ill have a picture of it soon enough, i think it might be a disease or possible fert burn even though i havent Rating: 5

[NoosaHeads]

It sounds to me Like your having some fungus problems..

You have to be verry careful when removing the deseased Part Of the Bud Because the Spaws of the fungus can be easily spread to other Parts of the Plant..
Alot Of people will remove the entire infected Branch But I have Carefully snipped chunks of infected bud off and it didnt spread or return...
I could be way wrong but thats what it sounds like to me...

[MrLzyBones]

Take out the ones that are black today..now...

Any chance of a picture ??

[Zandor]

i think it might be a disease or possible fert burn even though i havent ferted yet but the soil i use was old horse manure, its pretty good.

Um....That is fertilizer and depending on a few things it could be a very strong fertilizer. I rescued 2 of my personal strains from one person last month he was using cow shit. Ever hear of methane gas? When he brought them back and said they were not very healthy to start with and chuckled (yes; I held back bitch slapping him). After I washed the roots in Ph adjusted RO water for about 30 min and put them back into good soil (you should not go from dirt to hydro) they did survive and are doing very well.
I piled up his dirt he was using on a plastic bag to trash....well I lit a J to calm down then after placing it on the table it rolled off and fell into the pile of cow shit he used and started a fire...thus methane was in his soil.
You could be suffering from "Pythium wilt" or damping off itâ??s a fungus that can grow in soil and most grow mediums. The key is prevention with products like Polygragron granules added to your soil or Bak Pak, & Intercept work in the soil too. That's just an educated guess with out pictures and a few other things like
What is the Ph of the soil?
What type of water are you using?
What is the root zone temperature?
What lighting are you using?

[Kevin Spencer]

thx for the advice, i didnt think it was that big of a problem but i guess it is, ill get a picture for you guys tonight
anyways thx alot for the help, u most likely saved my crop
thx again guys