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Sick Plants in need of help

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Barb

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Hideho,
Just signed up to this site, looks like it gets great traffic and good advice. Ergo my poor plants. This is my 4th indoor grow and I have not seen this issue in either my indoor or outdoor grows. If ANYONE can help I wil be forever grateful.
 

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They are clearly stressed. Something in your process must be different from your other grows. Temperature, humidity, light intensity? Have you always controlled you PH? They are nearing the end which brings in maybe Potassium or Sulfur? There is a chart in the tutorials on the main site that is the best I have seen for tracking it down. I wish I know more for ya.

http://www.growweedeasy.com/7-step-remedy
 
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That's a tough one. Hard to tell if it's overfeeding and/or ph issues, and possibly bad spidermites (? lets hope not those), without more information.

More info on your grow?
 
Hey Flockshot, the only variable in this grow was bringing in some outside soil from summer grows. I have seen signs of spidermites. At this point I am just hoping to revive them and get them trough another 5- 6 weeks.
 
I water with r\o , only variable was some soil brought in from outside. Thoughts on salvaging them? Leaning toward spider mites.
 
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No need to lean towards spidermites- but look under the leaves (and if they're as bad as they appear-everywhere) and you'll be able to see them. Pretty much too late to do much now if so. You can spray the crap out of them with neem or something I suppose- wait a few weeks for the neem to leave, and if the mites are gone- turn the bud into Qwiso or something- might filter out the mite carcasses.
 
Hey Ya'll,
Thanks for all the responses. Went in the tent and did some investigating. Found a disturbing number of Spider Mites. I lost three more plants, :bawling:. Pulled out the remaining plants, gave them a good vacuum, completely wiped down the interior of the tent and changed the screening on my ventilation.

Guess we'll just have to wait and see.
Thanks to for your comments.:)
 
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