soil grow help pleeease!!!

[chronicals of chronic]

Need help with my soil grow I cloned my sour D plant 30 successful clones transplanted them in jiffy potting mix they were doing great now i put them in 5 gal. Buckets with rainforest blend first time using this soil and everything is going down hill it's been six days plants are droopy new growth turning yellow and shoots are yellow please help!!!!

 

[Lysergicpt]

photos would be great , maybe nute burn ?
did you saw the roots when you transplanted ? was the clones totally rooted ?

 

[chronicals of chronic]

Pics

 

[chronicals of chronic]

No sawing of the roots at all and yea very well rooted nice root system it was a second transplant they were getting to big for the pots

 

[chronicals of chronic]

Haven't hit em with any nutes yet either i cannot figure this out

 

[Lysergicpt]

Photos aren't clear but seems overwater

 

[SheepsBlood]

UPDATED:
THEY LOOK OK. HOW WET IS THE SOIL???

 

[greenlikemoney]

photos would be great , maybe nute burn ?
did you saw the roots when you transplanted ? was the clones totally rooted ?

I always saw my roots, usually with my Mikita saws-all.

 

[greenlikemoney]

No sawing of the roots at all and yea very well rooted nice root system it was a second transplant they were getting to big for the pots

They are overwaterd a bit and possibly need a little N.

 

[Lysergicpt]

I always saw my roots, usually with my Mikita saws-all.

thats why i ask , you should allways see your roots all over the dirt when you transplant , but i was thinking he was doing first transplant off the clones . now i see that theyr already "big" plants .. so it doesn't matter

 

[Lysergicpt]

I Will give a wild guess , but your problem may not be a problem at all , except that overwatering , they were in Jiffy potting soil right ?
6 Days ago you transplanted , your roots had barely grown in the new soil .. so they can't feed from it .. jiffy potting soil is a very light soil .. thats why that new growth is very yellow , your plants need N .. but about that dont worry , in 2 or 3 days they will start feeding in the new soil and they will be fine.
What you have to worry its that droopy aspect , maybe too much water... let your soil dry completly .. and you should be fine.

PS: do not feed right now .. with watering or foliar .. if your plants are already overwater you may end up ruining them with more added moisture.

 

[chronicals of chronic]

They been in the soil 6 days now already and i let the soil get completely dry the 3rd day bone dry still was drooping and the shoots are getting yellow and new growth also

 

[chronicals of chronic]

Sounds good tho thankx for all the info guys got me feeling alright about it I'll give it a couple days see what happens only time will tell i guess

 

[Lysergicpt]

Check your runoff ph next time you water , we never know...

 

[chronicals of chronic]

Will do man thanks i appreciate the info bro

 

[Lysergicpt]

np , we have to be for each others !

 

[SheepsBlood]

Check your runoff ph next time you water , we never know...

I second this motion.
Locks out micro-nutes which show new leaf yellowing effects.
Nitrogen with display on the Older leafs first. Bottom to Top.

 

[chronicals of chronic]

Soil ph 7.5

 

[chronicals of chronic]

I think i over water them..

 

[Lysergicpt]

7.5 is too alkaline even for soil. you want your soil ph between 6.3 to 6.8 . Optimal . but you can be inside the window of 6 to 7 .. 7.5 is already too alkaline.
Your plant's may be lacking of Iron that can't be absorbed at alkaline soils. and Ir def will cause New growth yellow.
In Alkaline soils manganese and Iron absortion will be greatly decreased.
I Sugest you add some sulfur to your soil.
And you also may be dealing with a overwatering problem.