Help!!

[Floody709]

What's going on here?? First grow and I'm nervous Haha

I'm just into week 5 of flowering(in soil). I'm using emerald harvest 3 part nutes every second watering and the other watering I'm putting in mollasses and emerald harvest calmag.
Temp is around 22-23 and humididy is floating around 50%
everhthing has been going well but I noticed this today.

This strain is 9 lb hammer

[kingfish]

Have you checked your PH. In soil it should be between 6-7.

[Floody709]

The ph has been fine. I had a PH tester lie to me in the early stages so I check it regularly now! Thanks.

[kingfish]

If you could send a picture of the entire plant, it would help.

[Floody709]

Here you go. I took pictures of a different plant as well. Those leaves are turning a bit too

[kingfish]

I only see big fan leaves turning yellow which is perfectly normal. I'm in my 4th week of flowering and I have most of them trimmed off already. I wouldn't worry about it. Keep a eye on them and make sure the sugar leaves, the once that grow right under the buds stay green. Your plants are looking pretty nice.

[Tersky]

I think they are looking pretty good to me. The leaves look good with a few looking a little deficient. I just did a ph watered flush as im in early flower and wanted to make sure i was not going to get nute lock and i had a couple leaves look like that. Some strains will yellow earlier than others during flower but it normal for them to get some yellowing. I cant really comment much because it's soil and i have no experience with growing in soil, but in coco i feed with every watering. Someone with soil experience can better tell you if you need to feed with every watering or not.

[kingfish]

Tersky, I grow in soil and I alternate between nutes and water until about 2-3 weeks before harvest when I will water only to save me the hassle of flushing.

[Tersky]

Yeah i thought it was a little different than coco but i wasnt sure. Thanks for the assist kingfish. It's easy to flush coco and hydro with synthetic nutrients so i see how doing an alternating nute/water schedule could be beneficial for soil growers.