Help guys 5 week old auto looks very ill

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This is my 5 week old auto (sour orange) really don’t no where I went wrong but looks like she is slowly dying any info would be great thanks no nutes added just what was already in the soil which is Westland multi purpose compost with added John innes
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Lots going on there. The medium looks wet. Possible nute burn. Possible mag deficiency. I think you are going to have to let her dry out b4 attempting to flush. She is not very big and not very healthy so she will not be of much help drying her soil once you flush her. Place her on a folded towel to draw out any water at the bottom of the container to help her dry now and after the flush. You can so lower the RH and raise the temps to help the process. Don't worry about the VPD right now.
Please provide all of the nutrition, and environmental details. Also is she a photo or auto?
 
:toke:- Matt, please fill out the patient form in the Sticky article section above this one..just c/p it into here and fill in, we need more info for sure,...
With no nutes going in, this is a mutiple defc. deal going down, but P seems the worst of it,.. This snowballs very quickly, as other nutes interact with each other in how they get taken up and metabolized; short of one or more can kick off others as well,... BTW, most soils simply don't have enough, nor the correct balance of nutes unless it's made to be "water only" types.... even that is debatable that I see; KIS, one of the best, still says to get best results you need to amend after a while especially in bloom,...
Soil pH is KEY, never be ignorant of that or it will bite your ass every time, trust me; nute availability is tightly linked to it... get yourself a good quality soil pH probe like the Accurate 8 (CWP), not one of those cheapo skinny metal probe types... the A8 works the same but is much more robust and better tuned...
Meantime, get feeding ASAP,.. what do you have?
 
:toke:- Matt, please fill out the patient form in the Sticky article section above this one..just c/p it into here and fill in, we need more info for sure,...
With no nutes going in, this is a mutiple defc. deal going down, but P seems the worst of it,.. This snowballs very quickly, as other nutes interact with each other in how they get taken up and metabolized; short of one or more can kick off others as well,... BTW, most soils simply don't have enough, nor the correct balance of nutes unless it's made to be "water only" types.... even that is debatable that I see; KIS, one of the best, still says to get best results you need to amend after a while especially in bloom,...
Soil pH is KEY, never be ignorant of that or it will bite your ass every time, trust me; nute availability is tightly linked to it... get yourself a good quality soil pH probe like the Accurate 8 (CWP), not one of those cheapo skinny metal probe types... the A8 works the same but is much more robust and better tuned...
Meantime, get feeding ASAP,.. what do you have?
I have biobizz grow bloom top max or fox farms trio and will feed her on the next watering
 
It is a 5 week old auto and she was in westlands multi purpose compost with added John innes which says feeds up to 6 weeks but I have then since put 50/50 of batmix in with her to try and soak up some of the water I flushed her with she is perking back up now she’s under 180 watt Hans panel temps 22c using lift method as my watering schedule
 
I have another photo in the same tent showing similar signs should I feed them some biobizz grow and bloom ??
 
This is her today not as droopy leaves are picking up and reaching for the light
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:crisps: keep the feeds coming on all,... soil is not enough!
 
New growth looks good. I would not feed her the full recommended dose. She is young and the soil was pre loaded. Just a little burn. I'd go 50% strength till she gets older then maybe 75. Nuts manufacturers want to sell product. They often recommend more than the plants can handle. Especially young plants. Also some strains are more voracious than others some less.
 
Any ideas what’s causing this issue please guys hope it’s not bugs can’t see any under magnifying glass or no webs etc just light green spots with a brown tint
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