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Yellowing on some leafs?
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TOKABIGONE
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As you will see in reading a lot of posts here information is the key when asking for help. Pics are important but we need as much information about your grow specs as you can provide to get a helpful answer. Lights, medium, nutrients, environment and more help us help you.
Willyd
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I’m just going to guess based on what I see. That plant is flowering and about 3 weeks in roughly. That thing is starving from all ends it’s not getting enough light that’s why it’s stretched it’s not getting enough oxygen with that soil, and it’s not being fed. It looks like it’s starting to take whatever nutes it can from the leaves which is causing the yellowing. I could be wrong but that’s what I see.
TOKABIGONE
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After looking at the pics only again as the only source of information, I compared them to Nebula's Plant Doctor to reach my
Analysis:
You have a sever case pH imbalance causing lockout of many vital nutes plus improper watering in poorly drained, overly rich medium which has led to Nitrogen toxicity at a critical stage. Light and oxygen deprivation pointed out by Willyd as well. Conclusion:
You need to immediately check and correct your pH to the recommended level for your medium both in and out. Do a flush with pH correct nutrient water to excess runoff then reduce watering to when dry, light pot or 2nd knuckle deep, before watering again Cal Mag would probably be needed. Ask Farmbuck about that, lol
(Sorry Buddy haha)
You've been around here for much longer that me and probably already know all this stuff but it was a good exercise for me. Finish her well!
Analysis:
You have a sever case pH imbalance causing lockout of many vital nutes plus improper watering in poorly drained, overly rich medium which has led to Nitrogen toxicity at a critical stage. Light and oxygen deprivation pointed out by Willyd as well. Conclusion:
You need to immediately check and correct your pH to the recommended level for your medium both in and out. Do a flush with pH correct nutrient water to excess runoff then reduce watering to when dry, light pot or 2nd knuckle deep, before watering again Cal Mag would probably be needed. Ask Farmbuck about that, lol
(Sorry Buddy haha)You've been around here for much longer that me and probably already know all this stuff but it was a good exercise for me. Finish her well!
Farmbuck
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TOKABIGONE Lollll Cal-Mag may or may not work..! I say yes at the beginning for me but then ....... you need prayers.
dilvish
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How old are these plants? by the looks of them I'd say not enough full spectrum light and they may be suffering from a nutrient deficiency. they look weak. More information on your set up, feeding schedule, watering practices, PH levels etc. The more info the better the advice.