Hey thanks for looking into your book. I didnt change the light cycle, i meant when i switched to bloom 2 weeks ago, i'm 2 weeks into bloom now

i havent' fed the sick ones again, just been giving it a little bit of 6.4 ph water, with a little epsom salt (because it looks like a mag deficiency). They seem to be doing better finally and have been starting to bud in the last couple of days, which makes me happy.. Both the two plants are white widows, my other 3 widows are looking excellent and have many more sets of leaves than the 2 sickly ones

I water everyday until a bit comes out the bottom and have been throughout the Veg process because i live in the dessert and its so dry, they loved it and got huge during veg, but I think I will change that up now and water every other day..

I think i overwatered for like the first week of flowering (because i guess they dry out slower under 12/12).. We always thought that was the prob., but i didnt really think thats how they would react to overwatering, with the black marks and then yellowing and dieing off of the leaves. It could be PH issue, I don't know the PH of the soil but I will try to go get one to find out

I was looking up Phosphorus deficiency symptoms after you mentioned and that looks like it could be the problem too. I think I'll wait at least a few days before I give it any Tiger Bloom or other fert with phosphorus

I'm hoping they continue to improve slowly in the next few days, crossign my fingers!!
PatSajak Reviewed by PatSajak on . Sick plants, black leaves curlinng etc, overwater? I cant' figure out what the problem is, I've got 5 plants I just switched to flowering about 2 weeks ago, 3 are looking great and budding nicely, 1 has been dieing and not budding, and the other one is on that same path, spreading these Black marks all over the leaves, and then they turn yellow and curl up and are cruncy/die and i have to pull them off.. It spreads from the bottom leaves and gets all the way to the top leaves, only the newest growths are green, but the 2nd to newest growths are Rating: 5