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So confused ?

Boudaman

Boudaman

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Hi all , I'm so confused about my current grow . I have four Bruce Banner plants in soil 60 days in flower . 4 days ago three of them started to look funny . The leafs started to canoe so I moved up the lights thinking they were being heat stressed . I checked them in the morning and the leafs turned yellow with brown tips like nutrient burn . I flushed the plants for the next two waterings . The leaves just kept turning brown and became brittle you could just break them off . Here are my questions , do I have both heat stress and nutrient burn ? If I have both how do I treat my plants or are they hopeless ? Because the buds are 60 days old should I just harvest them and hope for the best I'm so confused please help !????
 
Thanks for your help , after some correspondence and some more research I have concluded that I burned my plants with my lights . My question now is can I save them or are they damaged , should I harvest what I can or should I keep growing as normal ?
 
Here is some pictures of my nightmare !
 

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Boudaman said:
I'm afraid to water them I'm afraid to feed them I just don't know what to do anymore ?
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I would raise the lights and turn down the intensity for a while. Even with the pix, follow the instructions in post #7 like UndergroundFarmer said. If they get better turn the lights back up. There is to much in them to just trash them and not try. If they don't make it then chop what you can.
 
Thanks ! I will definitely keep growing them . See what happens and learn from it . Would you remove the burnt leaves .
 
The damage really isn't quite that bad. It looks like light stress caused them to sprout fresh white stigmas on quite a few buds. Since it's Bruce, you'll probably have at least two more weeks of flower before chop. My BB ran about 11 weeks last time I grew it. The flushes likely took nutes out of the soil and the plants are pulling what they can from the leaves now. If you're in coco with bottle nutes, I'd say once they dry out up top give them a feeding with their flower nutrients at normal pH and continue until they are close to chop. In soil you can reamend but the nutrients will take time to be available, so there again, liquid nutes may be the answer until they are done. If you've got worm castings, try top dressing with them too.
 
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