Mother plants looking sad

[Smarty]

I have 3 mother plants in soil that all have the same symptoms. i have attached photos of the leaves. Plants are grown inside using Roots organic formula 707. Plants are almost 3 months old. I have added Roots Organic buddha grow at 1 teaspoon per gallon. Any help would be appreciated.

[Dagmar]

Are you PHing your water? I don't know Roots Organic products but your plants look like they are not getting nutrients. If Roots is a product that is good for Cannabis then it could be a PH problem.

[oldjarhead100]

so do you add nutes at all or just using what is in the soil, I think Dagmar could be right

[Smarty]

I do ph my water & the run off has been testing between 6.5 - 6.7. I grow aeroponically with little to no problems. Growing in soil is much more of a guessing game. Am I supposed to add more nutrients to this soil? I was afraid to overfeed because when I bought it they told me 707 soil runs hotter than most. I'm only trying to keep my mothers going for cloning purposes. They will always be in Veg.

[Weed Pharma]

Roots Organic 707-does not run hot and needs additional nutes- here is a quote from the company:

"Roots Organics Formula 707 is a ready-to-use soil created for a special kind of gardener, those who want to control their own destiny. It was designed with greater water-holding capacity, fewer nutrients, less perlite and less pumice, and it contains ingredients specific to large container gardening."

Roots Organic Original is fine for mothers, but would need nutes after a few months.

Just give a low dose of nutes that you would use for veg and they will bounce back in a few days to a week.

I don't check or worry about pH or ppm in soil grows, unless a problem surfaces.

[Dutchman1]

Sounds right on Weed Pharma, good call.

[Smarty]

Good Info, thanks!

[LaughingBuddha]

Why do you say you have three mothers? The are photo-fem? You just decided they were good csndidates for cloning? You've been taking clones for a while and suddenly it stopped working? Can we see the entire crop and each plant instead of immature leaves?