Hi all, It's 21 days since i flipped my plants to 12/12, and i've had a problem with yellowing leaves on one Fat banana since about day 5 of flower. I originally put this down to magnesium deficiency see this post here ---> https://forum.growweedeasy.com/forum...ium-deficiency. I tried getting calmag locally but was unable to find it so had to resort to ordering online, unfortunately i didn't pay enough of attention when ordering and so i've had to wait for a couple of weeks for delivery. In the mean time i got some epsom salts and have so far used it twice @1 tsp per 2 litres of water. I think it has helped and at least slowed it down as i had the same issue creeping in on another plant that didn't get any worse. I had gave my plants a look over last night when i gave them a feed and removed a couple of the yellowing leaves that were dying and on the verge of dropping off. I have a critical crack og that has shown no signs of deficiency until now. When i looked over my plants today i noticed that i have some yellowing on 2-3 leaves but it looks different to magnesium deficiency as the yellowing seems to be in the veins and spreading out from them. There was no sign of any yellowing yesterday when they were watered. There is also the same yellowing on my fat bananas as well today. Since i discovered i had a deficiency a couple of weeks ago i did a little research into my soil and found that it has nutrients in it that last 6 wks which would explain why i was getting nute burn with only small doses of nutes. I've not given any nutes for the last couple of weeks after getting nute burn when using bloom nute for the first time but top leaves are still showing very slight burn at the tips. I've also discovered that my soil isn't suitable for acidic loving plants. There is no info on soil packaging stating nutrient ratios or the ph of soil. i have noticed on occasion that my soil ph creeps up to just over 7 but today when i checked soil it was up to 7.5 so i have a couple of questions.
The yellowing is happening on the lower leaves but in the case of the largest plant it is starting to work its way further up
1. What's the best way to lower my soil ph and keep it there?
2. Could the yellowing be caused by the high soil ph or just be happening as part of the natural process of flowering and the stretch?
3. Does it look like i might have a calcium issue too?
Below are some pics of my plants. If better pics of the leaves are needed i can add those tomorrow when lights are back on.
The yellowing is happening on the lower leaves but in the case of the largest plant it is starting to work its way further up
1. What's the best way to lower my soil ph and keep it there?
2. Could the yellowing be caused by the high soil ph or just be happening as part of the natural process of flowering and the stretch?
3. Does it look like i might have a calcium issue too?
Below are some pics of my plants. If better pics of the leaves are needed i can add those tomorrow when lights are back on.
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