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Not sure of the problem? But I had to pull her early!

Chowder

Chowder

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I pulled a blueberry photoperiod early because it looked bad. Don't know why.

It was7 weeks into flower, ( time from 12/12 switch, not first buds), which makes it even more early. Plant was dry, just the pistils, and sugar leaves, no other plants affected. Happened rapidly. Tried giving them milk 2 weeks a go, and whey as an experiment, 3 other plants are fine.

other important notes is that, the 4 soil plants were added to my DWC grow, cause I couldn't get rid of them and wanted to just see what would happen on the advise of my wife. It was a great idea so I tried it! So, I put them in 5 gallon buckets with drains and filled couple inches of clay pellets for more drainage. I used soil from Walmart, no added nutrients or stuff, just soil and perlite. And I only treated them like I would a plant in the garden or a house plant for watering. Checked soil, everyday, if dry watered from my reservoir of nutrients for my DWC.

i know now with what I said already, there are lots of things I could do better, and will, but this was just a last minute, first time grower, impulse. Lol

the other 3 plants are doing well, considering what there up against!

But, can anyone tell me what they think may have happened to this plants, thanks.
 

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Chowder, I will defer to the analyses of the experts, but the plant doesn't look too bad to me. You say that was only going on with some of the leaves; I often see pics of ripening plants towards the end of flower with yellow leaves; were you checking the pH? I reckon not if you were treating it like a plain old plant instead of the Goddess of Plants...
 
Hi, it's just that none of the other three plants were affected at all, and none of the other plants are ready for harvest, at least a week or two. I'm currently sampling right now and it's not bad.
 
It was all the leaves except near the bottom, where they still had a little life, and I mean little. They all curled in like that and died out, so we're the buds. My other plants have had the attention they deserve! Ha ha
 
I will be very interested to see what others have to say; weird that it only happened to one plant, but thank goodness it wasn't pests that hit them all!!!!
 
Hey chowder ur girl would of been just fine to keep going she looks like she just has a slight case of light burn and a slight case of heat stress.(leaves curling down and started drying up) if u would of moved ur light 4 inchs away u would of been fine then Gentaly put some water on the leaves drying out and she would of been just fine man.
 
Just because 1 plant is affected doesn't mean it's done for. Just because the seeds maybe from the same batch doesn't mean there the same. It's kinda like people haveing baby's that are twins, they may look the same but there totaly different.
 
Temps are 21-26C day, 16-19night. R/H 24 hr 29-38%
Lights are 600 w HPS X2 and side t 5 lighting
They were the shortest of the bunch so light was 20+inches away
 
Temp and rh seem fine 20inchs should be fine for 600w hps but like I said earlier not all seeds are the same it could be that the plant wasn't as strong as the rest that's why she has light and heat stress. She should of been just fine to keep goin tho.
 
First timer, learning all the time. Should have culled her from the start, but glad I tried what I tried.
 
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