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Bugs and root rot

It is the 6-4-4, wow I've been super busy, so here is an update. Transplanted it Monday night and then fed it a half gallon of the fox farm trio and the sensi cal-mag. I made a gallon batch.
15ml grow big
10ml tiger bloom
20ml big bloom
3ml sensi cal-mag
 

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I think it's looking a lot better but some of those older leaves that appear bad haven't gotten worse or better. They just stay the same so I've just left them there.
 
Good to hear deadhead91, if the leafs isn't getting worse that a good sign unfortunately they most likely if they have damage it will stay that way. Looking at your new growth will determine the health of your plant so keep a good eye on newer growth and not judging it by old leaf. If a leaf has turned yellow It is lost ability for photosynthesis and the plant has no use for it anymore , I would let your plant rest for a week or better wait till you see it growing healthy before removing or changing anything.
It does look better, how did the roots look? BE CAREFUL WITH YOUR GROW BIG 6-4-4 I think that it needed some extra nitrogen, 15ml is a heavy dose I go a whole grow on 5ml pre feeding.
Good luck and good job.
 
Will do and I'll cut back on the grow big just wanted to do a good feed with the new pot and soil and the roots looked great the ball doubled in size since the first initial root rot. I also transplanted it in time the very bottom of the pot soil was super gross though and was super water logged. Well at least I only need to half a gallon feed at a time now.
 
Glad to hear it sounds like you caught a potential root problem, thats some good work. Now let's get you on a watering schedule to heal your plant.
Your in coco now? And it's a 5 gallon pot?
Your plant has some nutrient deficiencies and you want to remember not to over love it and swing the opposite way too fast. Your doing great and it will only get easier after this grow.
 
So I'm in the 5 gallon geo pot with the coco loco so should I be doing the week 12 feeding with the fox farm trio and the microbe brew every other feeding and flush it every 2 weeks with just water. Also where and when should i throw in the cal mag?
 
Here is what I would suggest,
1.5 gals of water every time you water or feed you need to have runoff everytime you water.

Feed nutrients ones, then water only ones and repeat should be around 3-5 days make sure your pot is light when you pick it up and your dry to your second knuckle on your finger when you poke it in the soil.

Check ph in and out everytime

Feed cal mag at 5ml every time you give a foxfarm

Don't give your micro every feeding, it's on the list.
Start your feeding schedule at week "3" your plant is not in flowering (12/12) so don't feed for it yet. If your plant in regained it's color and is growing when you reach the week 5 schedule then flip your light and continue on the schedule if not stay at week 4 schedule till it's healthy and you're ready to flower.
You have saved your plant now get it healthy over a couple of weeks then the fun part. Good job deadhead and pls keep us posted.
 
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Hey Deadhead that plant is looking alot better! Make sure to stay to course. A little rest, don't cut or train. Let the pot dry out. And water, nute, water nute, checking the Ph in and at runoff.
color is looking better and the leafs are not so droopy, the new growth has great color. I'd have to say starting to pull through.
 
So all recovered and got it on a proper feeding schedule. Just did a water flush and everything going in and out is really balanced on the ph scale and the plant is loving the walmart reversed osmosis water
 

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Unbelievable there Deadhead that is what I'm talking about. That is spectacular job saving your plant, it color is saying" happy".
Make sure that you watch your drooping leafs they are sign of overwatering an extra day does not hurt.
So what's your plan now?
 
Keep it vegging to see how beast it gets then flower and harvest lol, might try to tie down some of the top nodes if it gets too tall. And pray it's a female lol and the drooping leaves were from my roommate turning up the fan(literally just found out 10 mins ago) so I have it set on 1which is low just to circulate the air they turned it to 2medium probably about a day or 2 which is when I checked it last
 
Well great job. Do some Lst she'll take it, let it bush up for a week or so. I think the extar foilage will help your plant bulk up the roots in it new pot, strengthen the trunk and overall recover its health.
Keep us posted and I look forward to seeing you harvest.
 
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