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Whole plant way too pale.

Greenpassion

Greenpassion

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I've been trying to figure out what to do for this plant. She's been in the 12 12 room for 3 weeks or so. She started out in kind soil in a 3 gallon pot I put her into a 5-gallon pot with kind soil when I realized it wasn't an auto. I've written about this plant numerous times before in the last week or so. I just brought in another plant from the 18 six room to compare and man this one is pale pale green. What do I do? I need to do something now. I started feeding it Mega crop I've been using molasses and I haven't used recharge in a while but she's gotten that too. I'm going to lose this plant.
 

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Greenpassion,
I would love a picture of the plant in nature light.
For what little we've talked, I think it's safe to say you should give this plant a flush, next water push 2 gallons PH'ED at 6.2. Through it , Collect the first bit of water that comes out your the bottom of your pot and check its pH.

feel free to take 25 leaves off out the middle of that plant, just don't overdo it. I think this will help tremendously
 
Ok Mr.furley, when I water next I will do exactly as you say. I have taken a lot of the lower leaves and was concerned I would be over do it but if you say to take some out of the center I absolutely will do that. I'm in a panic to save this plant. I will pull her down into the kitchen here and take photos in natural light. I can't do that today I've got to get ready for work. But I will definitely do that tomorrow. Thank you thank you thank you.
 
Another question sort of or maybe I already know the answer to this one. After I check the runoff water when I pour this water through this plant, if the runoff is way too acidic, I pour more water through that's super alkaline to try to raise the runoff pH right? And if it was way too high then I would pour lowered pH water through it. And then I wait a couple of days for it to dry out, and then come back in with pH water and mega crop? I know I'm getting ahead of myself cuz I'm not even going to be able to do this for a day or two.
 
I'de give a dose of epsom salts - about 1 teaspoonful to start, in at least a quart of water.
I also see leaf damage- did you have pests in the past?
Don't try and evaluate your plant under LED's - it makes things look worse and shows things you wouldn't see under normal lights.
 
No I have never had pests. I'm at plant there was one leaf on one branch that always did something strange. Other than the pale coloring the plant appears to be okay.
 
You know Weed Pharma, I'm not at home right now I'm in my car, and I stopped to look at the photo. I see the leaf you're referring to, and it's odd that I hadn't noticed that before. At any rate, that damage may have been from my LST error....?
 
Hey mr. Furley. I'm just about ready to go up and bring that plant down, photograph her and natural light, and pour 2 gallons of pH water of 6.2 through.
 
Mr.furley y This is downstairs in my bedroom. The plant actually looks darker now because it's darkish outside. It's snowing and very cloudy out. Please tell me what you think I'm going to start flushing now
 

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When I flush, does it have to be exactly 6.2? Every time I water iph it right closely around 6.5. Is that okay or does it need to be 6.2 specifically?
 
Greenpassion Good Morning bud, @Mrfurley might be outside cleaning an Elk or MuleDeer, but maybe he want mind me commenting,
I don't see much wrong with your plants, except you need to seperate them buds, so they can get better light an they can catch a good breeze on them, they are jammed together, to close, imo..
Nice looking plants, you got there, by the way.
That yellowing on some of those old leaves, is completely normal, you can remove them old yellow leaves ,if you want to.
That flush you just did ,should also help you too,
It's also a good idea to keep a log, of everything you do to your plants, for reference, for future grows.
HappyGrowing! !
 
Just to be clear you do know that this is a plant that is in kind soil? It's been in kind soil for long enough that I have been thinking that it's been depleted. So is Flushing still the answer because I've started to flush
 
It's also been topped dressed with kind soil about a month back. So I sure hope flushing is what I'm supposed to be doing here cuz I'm doing it. As we speak.
 
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