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Yellowing leaves

Lynn57

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grown in coco coir/perlite, many leaves yellowing, is this normal at this stage? Using nutrients according to schedule, PH reading around 7.8, What can I do at this stage? Thanks for any advice you can give?
 

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Leaves tend to yellow toward the end of flowering so that is normal but how are you testing your ph? With coco im not really sure there is a good way to test root ph, at least none that i have found. The important thing that i've learned is to make sure the water/nutes are ph'd properly, which is 5.5-6.5 for coco. Another thing ive'd learned is the schedules vary from plant to plant. some plants want different ratios of nutes at different stages. How long has she been flowering? If she is close to flush time then i wouldnt worry about it. If she has a while to go then it could be a nitrogen deficiency and i would give a little extra N at her feeding.
 
Hi Lynn57 plants are looking great. Depends on what the seed producer said about how long it takes to flower but I always give it extra time couple weeks or so. Your plants look good for 4wks of flower. I'm guessing if those are photoperiod 8-10wks of flowering no more bloom nute, just PH water and unsulvered molasses 2 Tlbs per gallon of water.
 
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