Need help plants not looking so good

[Kingmidas409]

Final able to upload some photos anyway last week I noticed a couple of problems with my plants some of the leaves are yellowing and some have spots on them I haven't done anything different I use organic soil and advanced nutrients with T5 fluorescents if anyone can help me diagnosed the problem I would really appreciate it

[Nartak]

Everything looked good until the last pictures,you have measured Ph? can't be the light,it could be wind if you have a 12" fan blowing on them on at full which you dont (leaves curling also) i would call Ph bouncing bouncing up n down....Not the best critic though...also at what strength/schedule are you feeding them?

[Soilscience]

They don't look all that bad. Let the soil dry out some. Transplant to larger containers. Add a little real soil to the mix.

[Nartak]

Just to make it clear Midas,please don't go changing everything at once,when something goes down change ONE thing only at a time,not two not an extra quarter of an inch the lights nothing...Pick what you feel might make the problem go and start with that,change ph,wait 12-24 hours then change something else if that didn't help! I would say actually don't change anything for 48 hours until you see that it might go away since it was fine a while ago and you haven't changed anything!! Keep your Ph at 6 sharp and find out what EC your soil has...

They really do look good other than the yellowing!Good job!

[Kingmidas409]

Thanks guys for all the help I will take all your advice and apply it and I thought it might be nitrogen deficiency all the nutrients I bought has low nitrogen in it I really just bought the first thing I saw but when I looked it up on the Forum it says when plants in the vegetative state they need lots of nitrogen and the nutrients has low nitrogen in them so I was wondering if I bought a nutrients with more nitrogen would that help and again thanks for all the help

[Nartak]

I guess you are now on Grow? im not familiar with this trio..My nutes are 2-1-2 for Seedling -> Veg (2 first weeks of life) and 6-3-8 for the whole veg cycle!

[rockman]

My impression is that they would really enjoy spreading their roots into more soil. Vibrant color overall! 🌿