Yellowing issues?

[soonboomer]

From the looks of the terrain, you're probably in the eastern part of the state....but I could, of course, be wrong. I have family in McAlester and the dirt there is nice and dark brown, unlike this lovely red clay that dominates west of I-35.

 

[Rwise]

That red grows well though, or is it just water melons? LOL I am near Sapulpa or Tulsa, and all I have is blow sand from that thing they called a dust bowl.

 

[soonboomer]

That red clay really holds water. I don't like to deal with it.

 

[soonboomer]

AK-47 is slowly making a comeback. After 2 weeks of iron supplements and flowering nutes, new growth is getting more green and, more importantly, more healthy looking. Keep on keepin' on.

 

[soonboomer]

After a month of treatment, AK47 is headed in the right direction. Right at 5 feet tall but still very early in flower development.

 

[UndergroundFarmer]

It looks so much better. I'm sure that Oklahoma sun is to its liking too.

 

[SoOrbudgal]

Well done on the recovery soonboomer man that's alittle nerve racking but fella you pulled her ahead. It's OK i'm in the same place with my 4 outdoor plants. 3 have true budlets and 1 still in late preflower. This is the hard part LOL waiting, tending to keeping them healthy free from major issues. Find something to provide cover in case of rain, i stick a canopy up or i have to drag them in an out of garage. Great looking plants patience LOL