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GDEFR6118

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Flipped my girl to 12/12 ten days ago. Plant appears to be healthy and stretching good however I keep getting discolored leaves that die and fall off. Is it normal or am I looking at a deficiency here. Pics are what the leaves look like when they fall off. Other pic is the plant they are falling from. Using happy frog soil. Grow room between 18-23 C RH around 40-45 using dyna grow/flower nutes with cal mag and snowstorm ultra as a supplement
 

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Your plants look fairly healthy but because of how big they are getting I think you might be showing early signs of being root bound. A healthy plant will have quite large roots that spread out to maximize their nutrient uptake and when they get bound you will get strange symptoms that can be easily misread as deficiencies. It is not good to transplant in flowering but it might help in the long run.
 
I'm a newbie when it comes to indoor growing but I also use Dyna-gro products for my outdoor. I'm pretty sure they say it has all the calcium you need and to just use a mag booster. Others here have great charts on deficiencies and toxicities.
 
Does it sit on a cold floor? Does it drain well ? Lot's of times it's irregular watering practices. So i'm guessing all the supplements have been used up in the happy frog an you used dyna grow along with other additives? Could possibly be root issues " ate too much from the buffet "
 
Doesn’t look like a cal mag deficiency to me.
Is the leaves falling of from the bottom and up or from the middle ? Or just random ?

If the PH is in range, it’s either missing nutrients because of the stretch. Or you have roots issues is my 2 cents in this one.
 
Hi GDEFR6118
Nice looking plant :) If the leaves fall off by themselves or are very easy to pull off of the plant, I suspect Nitrogen deficiency. I know that it can be frustrating to get different answers for your questions here. And, I could be wrong. Nitrogen deficiency showing on the very bottom of the plant is somewhat normal at your plants stage, in my opinion. Keep doing what your doing and keep an eye on it. Try and determine the PH in the rootzone if possible. Below is the GWE nitrogen deficiency page.
 
They are just random places. Top/middle/bottom. I gave it a couple doses of hydroguard to try to help the roots out
 
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I thought nitrogen too however I fed them multiple times in a row to the point where I was borderline gonna burn them. The leaves don’t really fall from the plant unless they get bumped into.
 
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