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HELP! Problem with plant

LukaMateja

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Hello, this is my first ever 3 weeks old White Widow plant and rescently it's leaves has started curling down and brown spots have appeared on the lower larger leaves. I'm growing it in soil. Is it from too much or not enough water, nutrient burn, or anything else? Please Help. It is my first time growing so i appreciate all the help I can get cause I have no experience at all, Thanks!
I Hope Its fixable and the plant will live..
 

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I'd wager a guess that we all need more information... What is the pot it is in. Drainage. Don't see much perlite (if any). What type of soil. Your watering and nutrition routine. Lights, temps, etc.

The plant has a solid main stem and it appears that it would like very much to keep chugging along. My wild ass guess is too much water mixed with poor drainage or oxygen retention.
 
I agree with olderNOTwiser, you need better draining soil. The brown spots might indicate a lack of cal-mag or improper ph levels. What's your medium?
 
I use regular flower soil, dont know which one exactly but without any perlite. Im planning to transplant it into a bigger pot with better soil with perlite and good drainage. I didn't start fertilizing it yet. I water it when I feel the soil is dry to 1 inch deep.
 
I use regular flower soil, dont know which one exactly but without any perlite. Im planning to transplant it into a bigger pot with better soil with perlite and good drainage. I didn't start fertilizing it yet. I water it when I feel the soil is dry to 1 inch deep.
 
I'd transplant as soon as possible into some good soil and bigger better draining container. I'd also say your plant is ready for some nutes. I'd start at 1/4 strength and go from there. Are you testing you ph?
 
Okay so I transplanted my plant in a bigger bowl filled 75% seedling soil (rooting enhancing in it) and 25% perlite. I hope it will recover cause I broke some of the roots which were attached to the bottom of the pot.
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You may be right kingfish Mine were farther gone than that but I've had 40+ years working the dirt. It wasn't hard to bring them back.
 
Yep you did great bringing that one around JDU. Patience and easy on the ferts. brought that little gal back, experience and knowledge. I gotta move my clones only 3 to my outdoor veg. tent now that I got that heat lamp in there. Tested it all night last night looked at it at 130am had temp gauge hidden around on floor of tent 78-80 at floor and 2ft above so I think the old veg only vipra 450 will do the trick for now until my new light arrives. My little germination table with t-5 light bar is too crowded for 6
 
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