Help me!

[mariaks878]

Help! ive been doing everything possible and the leaves still look like this

here’s the stats..

Blue cream cheese auto
5 gal pot
Promix soil
Philzon 2000 cre cob led
No nuts
Fan running indirect
Sprouted March 20th
temp is 24-27

anyone have any ideas on how to make her healthy again?

[Jordann]

Hey, welcome to the forum, looks like what I've done before with a powerful fan blowing directly at my plant. Soil doesn't look drenched and it's not over fertilizing if your not using any, lower the fan speed and just use it to keep air circulation in what ever you happen to be growing it in. Promix isn't loaded with ferts so not that either. If your letting it dry out good between watering I'd bet on the wind burning the plant. Hope it helps. Old leaves won't get much better but new growth should be okay from there on.

[Texasbob]

Jordan has some great points and he obviously has some fantastic experience but I would like to add something else. I really think you should start adding cal mag to your feeding. Cal mag is very important for cell wall development and a deficiency will cause the issues exactly like what you are seeing. Good luck and happy growing!

[JohnEmad]

agree it is somewhat likely a deficiency or does promix supply enough for the whole grow?

[Jordann]

Promix good for a few weeks to maybe 6 weeks depending on the pot size.

[Texasbob]

I agree John it is definitely a deficiency. I have never used promix and I honestly would be surprised if it has enough nutrients to complete a full grow. Maria, I would (imo) definitely check out some base nutrients and also add cal mag. I use the fox farm trio for my base and have been really happy for many years with them. There souls are very good too. If you do this I think you will see a quick improvement to your plant.

[mariaks878]

For base nutrients, can you elaborate some more? Also, do you think like a low dose of easy grow + 5-4-7 would work? Thanks so much!

[Bengfan]

Welcome Maria. Along with the good advice from others, I would like too add that you could be having root zone problems. Take all the advice you can get but read up on it first before making only one adjustment at a time. Good luck!

[mariaks878]

Thanks so much for everyone’s input! It’s definitely appreciated! Im gonna do some research and try the suggestions!

[quirk]

If you open the menu, the three horizontal stripes in the green bar at top of page, then click on plant problems, you'll be able to navigate your way to a cure and have it healthy in no time. Good luck and Good Friday to you.

[Texasbob]

Hey Maria, check out fox farm website. You are asking about base nutrients and fox farm has a great line of products to help your grow.