New Grower Death to my dinafem cheese?

[larkyderry]

hey guys i have a serious problem with my dinafem cheese, it has went from looking like this:View attachment 129501 and a only a few days later it has ended up like thisView attachment 129503

should i just cut my losses with it or is there anything i could try to do?:cry:

 

[Stunted]

Oh my, not good at all....needs a drink or maybe you cooked it?
Need more information, like what have you done to the plant in the last few days?
Grow area temperature
Soil PH?
Etc etc etc

Stunted Knowledge
:smokebuds:

 

[milk]

Oh my absoloute god !! what the hell !!! ive not had much experience with things going wrong in the past .. but all i can think of is maybe a few things... i know extreme cold can cause plants to go into serious shock like this, and also bad soil aeration ... can you easily push your finger in the soil atleast 1" down ? what soil is it ? there is a possibility that this could be caused by root rot ..i wonder if your soil is fairly loose at all , you could be starving the roots of oxygen. but you would need someone other than myself to try and diagnose this problem, i know that if the correct things are noted quick and you give some serious hardcore tender loving care , there is a possibility that you can get her on track .. but also at the same time, do you check your pH regularly? ... i really wish i could help more .. i hope a few people read this and give you as much input as they can ! i am sorry i cannot be of more help

 

[larkyderry]

Oh my, not good at all....needs a drink or maybe you cooked it?
Need more information, like what have you done to the plant in the last few days?
Grow area temperature
Soil PH?
Etc etc etc

Stunted Knowledge
:smokebuds:

i havn't done anything to it since its last feed other than a foliar spray of cal mag, my temps never get above 75f, my soil ph was off earlier in the grow but i managed to raise it to around 6.3, do you think i should try another feed and see if it picks up? or is this too far gone?

 

[Muddy]

Hmm, that's not looking good. I think the first order of business might be a good flush, pHed water 3x the pot size.

 

[larkyderry]

Hmm, that's not looking good. I think the first order of business might be a good flush, pHed water 3x the pot size.

any idea what the cause of this could be? i just gave them another feed and the run off from it was 6.1 so i think that is ok? could it be underwatered?

 

[vitruvius]

O dear! A good flushing should pick her up. Looks like dehydration. Go easy on the nutes to be on the safe side.

 

[The Bedroom Gardener UK]

O dear! A good flushing should pick her up. Looks like dehydration. Go easy on the nutes to be on the safe side.

My first though was a good watering as well. The plant does not look screwed to me, just thirsty.

 

[larkyderry]

so it isn't totally fecked then? i was just about to chuck it in the bin and concentrate on my pineapple punch, but i will give it a good flush and see how she responds, thought i was doing ok as well, you live and you learn i suppose thanks for the help/info guys much appreciated

 

[Duck Commander]

no way listen to me it looks like it needs a drink mate the soil looks crisp dry give her a feed of plain water see how it is in another 24hrs if no look then flush liuke muddy said... I personaly think its hungry