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Help, she's so sad what am u doing

Neicey

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Can somebody help me, I don't know why this girl is looking so sad. Please tell what I'm either doing wrong ?or not doing right. ?
 

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The problem is we don't know what you have or what you have done. Hail Mary's might work but I would go straight for sacrificing various virgins, but I'm a bit stoned.
 
All of the previous questions are germane to your problem. A best guess is overwatering and ph problems. For an accurate diagnoses we need your PH, grow medium, watering schedule, nutrients, strain, what week of flowering etc. You may be underfeeding it. Lots of different problems present the same way which is why we need your grow information.
 
what is it? how old? what's it growing in? tell us your set up please, more info more answers

I use fox farm soil, looks like she's trying to flower but the light has been on full and only about 5 inches from top could it be too bright light. , or not enough fertilizer I didn't write it on calendar don't know how old she is. Thank you for your help
 
is it an auto or a photo? when you say the light has been on full do you mean full time or full power? how many watts is your light, all these things make a big difference
 
I don't know it's not auto I had 2 turn male on me at 2 and 3 feet tall and don't know name of it. Thanks I'm going to turn down light, leaves are getting brown spots and try more fertilizer. I will have to do better for the girls. Thank you
 
Neicey We can help you better if you can share some more details with us:

1) What are you feeding her?
2) What is the EC or PPM of the feed?
3) pH?
4) temperature
5) humidity

if we can get more info we can help you better.:)
 
o.k. 2 plants didn't turn male, they're male plants from the start. 2nd- if your light is 5 inches away it's much to close unless its a regular light bulb. what kind of light is it? i wouldn't just throw more fert. at it that might be the whole problem
 
A nitrate based calmag suppliment should fix most of those problems. Go ¾ strength for that stage of growth. Don't overdo the EC and burn them.
Adjust pH to 6.8 for the next few feeds. You should be on full bloom nutes if your using liquid nutes. Vary pH 6.5 to 6.8 once a bit of color returns.
 
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