CLONES IN TROUBLE, input please, anything

ok, got these 5 clones, rock bud, mk ultra, jucyfruit, trainwreck, and sensistar,
Great lookin clones, transplanted them and then boom, there going down, sooo if you know whats happening please post...!!!

first the sensistar and the mk ultra



next, rockbud, jucyfruit, and trainwreck



then 2 days later they look like their dieing!!!

day 3 trainwreck sensistar, and mk ultra



day 3 rockbud and jucyfruit



could it be ph ?? what do you guys think, check out this link of plant problems and pics it may be helpful. "http://www.drugs-forum.com/growfaq/951.htm"

 

probilbly is ph if you havent checked it....needs to be around 6.5. check the feed water with a digital ph meter and balance if necessary-


have you been watering alot? could be overwatering on top of that.


and if youve fed them before that 2 days...could even be nute burn/ nute lockout


those purple stems are a nute defficincy..... maybe caused by lockout.


in the first pics the plants looked like they had an under issue in the new growth, did he ever feed them? what was his waters ph? i think it was an existing problem that has just now blossomed. i would flush some until some comes out the bottom and check the runoffs ph that will tell what the rootzone is looking at. then you can go from there


i would ph test your water before you do anything... then flush some to check the ph in the plants container...

 

the more info the better


Give us some more infoare you feeding, how much are you watering, temps.


the more info you can give the better. Later

 

ligthtly watered when transplanted, and then watered on day 3 the same day of the bad pictures, no nutes, havent checked the ph yet but will do, no overwatering and no nute burn, temp is 75 check out the garden section its called CLONES its new.

 

is a ph of 8.0 high enough to cause those kind of problems??? because thats what the ph is, so i have ph down and will use the treated water to flush the plants. does this sound like a good idea??

 

HELL YEAH! u need to drop it down NOW. to a ph of 6.5-6.8.

 

damn dude ur soil looks shitty

 

my soil, hahahahaha , you kidding right

 

red cups soil is different then the clones with black pots

 

your ph is way to high!. where did you get your soil from? is the water tap water? if it is check the ph of the water also. If the ph is high in the water then you need to lower it or start using filtered, or distilled water instead. If it's not the water then it may be your soil. let us know the results.


Later

 

that ph IS too high for sure.


i was wondering what type of soil you transplanted into????

 

marijuana doesnt grow in concrete last time i checked..

 

ok check out the soil, ill disregard acom's comments considering he's such a hater with no experience...








this is an old bag and kind of dried up, not used in grows but check it out,


clearly not bad at all.


this soil is also being used to grow a couple of other plants





heres another shot, i duno if we can say it was the soil here fella's





ill give you a couple more pics on the next post

 

some more pics of plants in the same soil as the clones


look at all of the bud sites, this i a sweet kush strain





a close up of the sweet kush's hairs turn





some sour desiel, hairs lookin alittle pinkish, no defficiencies for either of these plants





so these plants are watered with the same ph as the clones as well, weird huh?

 

acom, wtf are you talking about?? thats PERLITE in the containers..... dude you need some serious faq surfing lessons. you need to RESEARCH before you speak! your making yourself look like a dumbass... you might be hanging with mike to much!

 

the point i was getting at is- why do you have so much perlite? and its in huge clumps.. looks way too harsh for plants that delicate..

 

dude, perlite floats- with a heavy mix of 1/4 or a 1/3 perlite...when you water, the perlite floats up to the surface out of the medium thats close to the top of the container. so it appears like thats all that in there.....and some ppl even put 1 inch on the bottom and the very top of the containers to have happy roots and prevent pests. its very soft and not "harsh" by any means....there are species of mushroom that are known for growing up and through asphalt and old concrete...not letting anything stand in its way... as do tree roots and other roots in general. time to hit the faq.

 

toa, you must know that the perlite floats to the surface from experience, your good my friend realll good..

 

expierence only takes time my friend.......


yer muh buddie too.

 

if you don't wanna look like a dick and stir up shit then it would be a good idea to post what you meant instead of a one line smart ass comment. just an idea.


i don't see anything wrong with that soil. those pics are great man. very nice work. i do love those kush strains. keep up the good work and good luck.