Is this nute burn?

[Stereoballs]

Looks like iron deficiency

[Felcher]

This must be toughest plant ever. She's moved on from my original problem in this thread. All I did was pretty much... nothing. I only gave properly ph'd water (only 2 feeds to try and flush my mistakes) until a week or so of intermittent rain. Then a cyclone (100km from eye so lots of wind for about 5 days... although somewhat sheltered).

Then the follow up rain(shitloads).

 

Sun has been out for a solid 3 days now but the soil is still WET.

And she lives!

 

I had a couple of little flowers get mould problems so i cut and discarded them. Now I need advice on a lot of pistols going brown. Should I harvest what I can now or leave and see how she goes?

[Serrated edge]

I'd let them fatten up . Keep checking for mould .

[Harry Bootlace]

the hairs will go brown, its normal, dont worry, should get some fresh white ones soon, and brown again. keep an eye on the moisture  and I reckon you'll do AOK.

[Felcher]

the hairs will go brown, its normal, dont worry, should get some fresh white ones soon, and brown again. keep an eye on the moisture and I reckon you'll do AOK.

Thank Harry. Good to know. I will hold off. Just wondering though... is there a rule of thumb on how many times they can brown off then resprout? I just heard there is high potential for another low to develop in the Coral Sea late this week [emoji20]

[Felcher]

Well Harry... here's proof you were right [emoji4]

 

She's survived my early ph abuse, soooo many bugs, grasshoppers, a cyclone and weeks of too much rain... and yet she's getting there.

[Harry Bootlace]

good work, glad they pulled through

[cardrona]

 

It will be ok it's just the fert and heaps of rain....I am 99% sure that's what it was with this male

I had a similar thing happen....torrential rain...

it disappeared after a day or two

Edited April 12, 2017 by cardrona