New Grower Cut dying leaves?

[Jsacc106]

Hey all,
I recently had to do a transplant of a two week old dwarf lowflyer autofem due to soil issues (used miraclegrow and was so thick and muddy it took two weeks to dry and was causing my leaves to swell and sag). So I transplanted to Promix with added perlite. It's been 3 days since doing so and it's clear she's not looking good [emoji20] the lowest vegetation is clearly turning yellow and dying but the newer growth above it seems to be maintaining? They're sagging but not turning yellow or drying. So my question is would it be wise to cut the lower growth that's drying or will that cause more stress? I was thinking by removing the bad foliage it may allow the plant to focus on what's alive. If I should cut them, where should I make the cut? Thanks!

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[Proph]

This is a tough one based on pics alone.. Cutting the single fingered leaves will not cause any harm.. But there are bigger issues at play... You want to find out what is causing this...asap.. I'd go see the Docs and post this pic in the infirmary to help diagnose the cause of it.

 

[Jsacc106]

This is a tough one based on pics alone.. Cutting the single fingered leaves will not cause any harm.. But there are bigger issues at play... You want to find out what is causing this...asap.. I'd go see the Docs and post this pic in the infirmary to help diagnose the cause of it.

Always a pleasure hearing from you man. Ok, so this is not the plant simply dying because of transplant stress? You think other issues may be at play? I will go ahead and copy this to the infirmary if that's the right thing to do and see if anyone has any advice. [emoji120]


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[Proph]

Thanks bro! Im always looking to help where I can! Sooo wait.. Let me ask this.. just to make sure I got it right. You transplanted from MG soil to Promix? Was it straight pro mix or have you added nutes? Now that I'm thinking about it, that could cause some serious stress... Promix has no nutritional values in it. So if you haven't added nutes, then the poor girl has nothing to feed on. It looks to be more than stress, but it could just be some SERIOUS stress.. That new growth looks real good though, so she should pull through, but better safe than sorry. And since we have a team of skilled ganja doctors we might as well pay them a free visit! Lol..

 

[Jsacc106]

Thanks bro! Im always looking to help where I can! Sooo wait.. Let me ask this.. just to make sure I got it right. You transplanted from MG soil to Promix? Was it straight pro mix or have you added nutes? Now that I'm thinking about it, that could cause some serious stress... Promix has no nutritional values in it. So if you haven't added nutes, then the poor girl has nothing to feed on. It looks to be more than stress, but it could just be some SERIOUS stress.. That new growth looks real good though, so she should pull through, but better safe than sorry. And since we have a team of skilled ganja doctors we might as well pay them a free visit! Lol..

I did not put any nutes in the Promix my concern was there was nutes in the miraclegrow and then I added another light dose so I was worried I had pumped her up too much already. I have some AN jungle juice. Would a super light dose of that be appropriate?


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