Help!!! Droopy Leaves Brown Spots

[PuffTheMagicDragon]

any 1 know whats goin on here? what do i need to do to save it and will it survive? the whole plant has droopy leaves and about half way down the leaves have brown spots on them and discoloring spots every leave tip is dead jsut the verry end i have been giving it nothing but water for the past week and its still doing worse i water about every other day or every 2 days (when hte soil is dry 2 inches down

 

[Draston]

I'd test the PH level of your tap water...

 

[Growdude]

What is the PH of the water you use?

 

[shuggy4105]

i`d deffinately say to check ph too.

 

[PuffTheMagicDragon]

i was just told to switch to distilled water i started turning on the water puerifier on my sink and after that it was jsut down hill

 

[shuggy4105]

still need the ph dude.....

 

[PuffTheMagicDragon]

where can i buy ph tester?... any usa people know or should i jsut go 2 a pool store

 

[shuggy4105]

like anything else, you get what you pay for with ph testers.at aquarium stores you can pick up a cheap colour chart with testing fluid, it`s a cheap option but very innacurate.a good ph tester will set you back a good £25, like $45.

 

[droboy420]

you can buy a ph test at home depot for pools thats what i did

 

[PuffTheMagicDragon]

7.0

 

[BluntFullOfKush]

if im not mistaken you need to get it down from what i read i think. ive never had that problem. you can use bottled warter thats what i use and it seems to be good. I hope ya plant do well. do you know what it is yet??

 

[PuffTheMagicDragon]

yeh its just regs some (bag seed)(mexican %100 indica..compact buds) its growing very fast i thought it would b under a foot when it was finished and its over 4ft now it is doing alot better now i cut off all the really bad leaves what type of water do u use? spring or distilled? iv herd to use zeferhills distilled from a few friends that grow as well

 

[BluntFullOfKush]

spring water is wht i get

did u need to get that ph down???

 

[PuffTheMagicDragon]

yeh

 

[shuggy4105]

read any "bottled" water label, they should state the ph at source from where it came.Hit for between 6.3-6.9, to enable all the right nutrient uptake.you would be cheaper buying a ph tester, and use your tap water(leave it sitting open for 24hrs so all chlorine and other crap is out), you can use ph-up or ph-down does what it says on the bottle. if you need to, use vinegar as a ph-down, and bicarbonate of soda as your ph-up. that`s what i use, and it works too. my water is very alkaline/hard so a few drops of vinegar, to a gallon of water.no one talks about using these as a ph control, but it works for me.
good luck man.