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Is she dying? Help.

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1st time grower. I’m a ditch weed gal so I’m not sure of the strain if there even is one kek. Everything was superb until two days ago when I woke up and saw my beautiful girl wilting away, as of now she is for sure a cancer patient. She’s in flowering stage and needs all the advice to save her life.
 

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Nutrient lock out? I don’t know, but you’re right: it doesn’t look good! If you can give us the details of your grow (nutes, soil, etc.), it would help us a lot.
 
She's outdoor in a planter. Organic soil was used. Gave her some fish fertilizer and sprayed for aphids, other than that I've let nature take its course. Worked well until a few days ago.
 
When they flower and and week 5 they really get prickly and extra hungry. It probably starving and feed it
 
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Yes, brown spots started about a week before, I thought it was normal since she's flowering as per the internet info.
I picked two seeds from my bag 1 was a boy, they other this wilted beauty. I honestly didn't think I would be able to grow it to this point. Based off of pictures I germinated her the beginning of August. I haven't taken the best care of her as implied above. It has the faintest smell of swampland. No mold from what I can see. It looked so pretty a week ago from what I thought being that it's my 1st time. It's been a bloody hot this summer and she was primarily baked at 10000 degrees.
 
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