Leaf tips burnt-flower browning

[Spepin64]

Hi. I have a plant that early in flower some leaf tips are dying and at least 1 young flower is turning brown, I was wondering if anyone might be able to tell me what could be wrong with it. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance .

 

[umbra]

your nutes are whacked. leaf tip burn is too high of N. They may all be off or could be ph issue pushing nutes out of range

 

[Spepin64]

Hi. I have a plant that early in flower some leaf tips are dying and at least 1 young flower is turning brown, I was wondering if anyone might be able to tell me what could be wrong with it. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance .

Thanks for the help, I think you may be right about the ph. I think it's too low I'll adjust and update.

 

[Wny_outdoorsman]

Thanks for the help, I think you may be right about the ph. I think it's too low I'll adjust and update.

DO you have a liquid or soil ph meter? Are you feeding liquid nutes or organic.

If`n you don`t meter this works pretty well to test soil ph

Testing Your Soil pH Without a Kit | PreparednessMama


Can only speak for the
vinegar and baking soda method

 

[pcduck]

How do you grow?
What do you use?

 

[Wny_outdoorsman]

Outdoor grow

Mediun - peat,Coco coir, perlite
Enriched with osmocote pelletized fert, fish emultion, and chicken manure.

Liquid nutes after about a month in the sun every two weeks. alaskan liquid fert 6-6-4

Bloom booster I forget the brand but it's 0-0-15 once beginning of flower and once four weeks later than nothing but pH balanced Creek water

 

[umbra]

LOL. WNY, I don't think Duck meant you. I think he meant Spepin since it's his thread

 

[Wny_outdoorsman]

LOL. WNY, I don't think Duck meant you. I think he meant Spepin since it's his thread

My bad but LMAO I don't see that as a problem in mentioning what I use but oh mighty thread police what is my fine?

 

[umbra]

It's referred to as jacking someone else's thread. That's what your threads are for, not someone elses.

 

[Wny_outdoorsman]

This my first forums ever I do get the thread jacking
and did not mean to do so I actually thought the question was aimed at me. Again my bad ..... YAY another sunshiney day in WNY we had the warmest may on record!

 

[Spepin64]

How do you grow?
What do you use?

Outdoors in smart pots using general hydroponics Flora nova

 

[Spepin64]

This my first forums ever I do get the thread jacking
and did not mean to do so I actually thought the question was aimed at me. Again my bad ..... YAY another sunshiney day in WNY we had the warmest may on record!

Hey anything anyone wants to add is fine. I have no idea what I'm doing so any info is knowledge.

 

[pcduck]

@Spepin64, I would go with what umbra mentioned.

Telling us how and what is used helps us answer your concerns. This includes medium, nutes, lights, organic or non-organic, and etc. The more info you give us, the more we can help you.

 

[Spepin64]

I appreciate all the help I have received. My plant is doing much better, buds are growing fast. However I have since had an accident with my plant, I dropped something on it and broke 4 branches off. If you look close you can see where the branches broke off. I used rooting powder and put them in rapid rooters, and trimmed the flowers off. I put them under 24/7 light for 2 weeks, they rooted but the flowers grew back. Might this plant be an autoflower. The seed was bag seed of unknown origin. Here are some pictures of the plant and one clone that has a flower. The 1st picture was taken June 4th the other 2 June 17.

 

[2RedEyes]

It almost looks like it could be an autoflower but from bagseed, that sounds kinda unlikely...if it was flowered when you broke off those branches, it’ll likely come back in flower but keep it under veg lights and it should re-veg before too long unless of course it actually is an auto...

 

[Spepin64]

It almost looks like it could be an autoflower but from bagseed, that sounds kinda unlikely...if it was flowered when you broke off those branches, it’ll likely come back in flower but keep it under veg lights and it should re-veg before too long unless of course it actually is an auto...

If I keep it under 24/7 and it continues to flower should it be safe to move it outdoors soon?

 

[2RedEyes]

How quickly I get in over my head...I’m not sure really, and I was thinking that if you want it to re-veg it might be a good idea to remove the bud...but-don’t take my word for that. I’m sure there will be something me by with more experience cloning and re-vegging...

 

[pcduck]

If not an auto, reveg under 24/7 lights until root system is firmly established. Then you can do whatever you want to do with it. There will be some really weird looking growth.

Autos you are out of luck nothing you can do.

 

[Hushpuppy]

yeah she is well into flower but if you can get it rooted, you should be able to re-veg it. I wouldn't touch the flower as it is at the top of the cutting. I would just keep it under 24hrs light and be ready to wait many weeks for it to revert and begin growing (like normal) again before doing anything else but feed/water