Hello all! This is my first grow and first post on this forum. (Hopefully im doing this right.) Really hoping someone can help guide me in the right direction here.
DETAILS:
- GG#4 Autoflower feminized seeds from MSNL
- Fox farm happy frog soil/ 5 gal pots
- 6.5 weeks old from seed.
- Temps 68-80f/ Humidity 40-60%
- Sf-2000 LED light approx. 20-24" above canopy. 20/4 light schedule.
- Water between 6-6.8PH tested with digital meter
- No nutrients for the first 3 weeks. DynaGrow "Grow" nutes at 1/2 recommended dose every other watering starting at week 4. Also added 1/2 dose calmag with nutes.
- Watered with DynaGrow "Bloom" nutes (full dose) a few days ago basically just to see if it helped. It did not.
- Decided to flush soil with just PH'd plain water last night.
- Noticed bugs in the soil 2 weeks ago (turned out to be springbacks, fairly harmless from my research) and sprinkled diatomaceous earth on the soil to help get rid of them.
- Generally water every 2-3 days or when pot feels light. Did start watering slightly more frequently recently as it seemed like soil was drying out quicker. Usually water 1/2 to 3/4 of a gallon until i get a good amount of runoff out of the bottom of the pot.
Description: I started noticing some yellowing leaves about 1.5 weeks ago. They have been turning yellow and getting big dead sections. Seems to be starting at the lower older fan leaves although there are some in the "middle" of the plant starting to do the same. The top growth seems to be a pretty light color to me but im not exactly sure whats normal. As you can see in the picture one leaf didnt yellow at all but shrivled up and i plucked it off very easily. Ive been doing a ton of research but still cant pinpoint what this is or what the next steps i should take are. To me this looks like maybe a potassium issue? or am i over watering? Too much calmag? Nutrient lockout? I decided to flush the pot with regular water to hopefully get a fresh start.
The problem did seem to start shortly after using the diatomaceous earth on the soil.. can it do damage? From what i read it is ok to sprinkle on the soil.
DETAILS:
- GG#4 Autoflower feminized seeds from MSNL
- Fox farm happy frog soil/ 5 gal pots
- 6.5 weeks old from seed.
- Temps 68-80f/ Humidity 40-60%
- Sf-2000 LED light approx. 20-24" above canopy. 20/4 light schedule.
- Water between 6-6.8PH tested with digital meter
- No nutrients for the first 3 weeks. DynaGrow "Grow" nutes at 1/2 recommended dose every other watering starting at week 4. Also added 1/2 dose calmag with nutes.
- Watered with DynaGrow "Bloom" nutes (full dose) a few days ago basically just to see if it helped. It did not.
- Decided to flush soil with just PH'd plain water last night.
- Noticed bugs in the soil 2 weeks ago (turned out to be springbacks, fairly harmless from my research) and sprinkled diatomaceous earth on the soil to help get rid of them.
- Generally water every 2-3 days or when pot feels light. Did start watering slightly more frequently recently as it seemed like soil was drying out quicker. Usually water 1/2 to 3/4 of a gallon until i get a good amount of runoff out of the bottom of the pot.
Description: I started noticing some yellowing leaves about 1.5 weeks ago. They have been turning yellow and getting big dead sections. Seems to be starting at the lower older fan leaves although there are some in the "middle" of the plant starting to do the same. The top growth seems to be a pretty light color to me but im not exactly sure whats normal. As you can see in the picture one leaf didnt yellow at all but shrivled up and i plucked it off very easily. Ive been doing a ton of research but still cant pinpoint what this is or what the next steps i should take are. To me this looks like maybe a potassium issue? or am i over watering? Too much calmag? Nutrient lockout? I decided to flush the pot with regular water to hopefully get a fresh start.
The problem did seem to start shortly after using the diatomaceous earth on the soil.. can it do damage? From what i read it is ok to sprinkle on the soil.
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