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[harris hawk]

there you go

Flush for one week no more than two - your plants don't look bad at all and then reduce your nutrients? what type are you useing. If you want to stop nutrient lock-out; you must foliage feed you plants 2-3 x's a week for one week. Type of nutrients using? Also using Fox Farms Ocen potting soil will not influence your nutrient feeding - some say that the soil is to "hot" - have found that being untrue, it's what you feed it that causes nutrient issues. Keep It Simple you will have less problems. Remember once your plant shows a nutrient issue; you are all ready two week behind in fixing it. Happy Cultivation.In all reality don;t concern your self will "ph" -will drive you nuts. Consider using "PH" nutrients anf you will never have to worry about PH again -

 

[weednurd420]

I also dont think it could be nute burn. because i can see some yellowissh in the midle of the leaf. try some cal mag after flushing it... spray them also with some silica. i have my ph at 6.8-6.9 what are u temps? (maybe i missed them on ur early replies). O and if u can snap them yellow leafs off would be better, so u can see if the yellowish continues =) good luck amigo.


- Jugz

from what i read cutting any leaf off an auto flower is bad yello or not also read it will make prob spread faster giving less time to correct it, but i may be wrong

 

[weednurd420]

Flush for one week no more than two - your plants don't look bad at all and then reduce your nutrients? what type are you useing. If you want to stop nutrient lock-out; you must foliage feed you plants 2-3 x's a week for one week. Type of nutrients using? Also using Fox Farms Ocen potting soil will not influence your nutrient feeding - some say that the soil is to "hot" - have found that being untrue, it's what you feed it that causes nutrient issues. Keep It Simple you will have less problems. Remember once your plant shows a nutrient issue; you are all ready two week behind in fixing it. Happy Cultivation.In all reality don;t concern your self will "ph" -will drive you nuts. Consider using "PH" nutrients anf you will never have to worry about PH again -

all i use is fox farm yellowing is not as bad looking in picture, if it was not a auto flower i not worry so much, never will i grow a auto again they dont have time to recover from shit, if you fuck it up just a little you get way less smoke

 

[harris hawk]

from what i read cutting any leaf off an auto flower is bad yello or not also read it will make prob spread faster giving less time to correct it, but i may be wrong

Extreme Gardening offer a great Cal_mag foliage feeding product and it works great - worth getting it and then one should include foliage feeding at least one time a week while in veg stage and early flower

 

[weednurd420]

Extreme Gardening offer a great Cal_mag foliage feeding product and it works great - worth getting it and then one should include foliage feeding at least one time a week while in veg stage and early flower

ty for the info man, i know next time im growing all organic i read you dont run in to problems much at all that way, can that be used with my hole line up of fox farm if so will i need to cut back on some of the ff nutes while using it

 

[harris hawk]

ty for the info man, i know next time im growing all organic i read you dont run in to problems much at all that way, can that be used with my hole line up of fox farm if so will i need to cut back on some of the ff nutes while using it

Yes; no problem can use with you nutrients. but when foliage feeding - just foliage feed and nothing else that day

 

[roorsmoker]

They honestly look pretty healthy to me as a whole. Does not look like nute burn to me, but keep an eye on it. If the new growth keeps getting yellow like that, could be a S deficiency. In this case a flush with the correct pH helps, followed by quarter strength nutes until you are back up to what she likes. I'm still a little confused on what you fed her, because she almost looks N deficient. S deficiency looks similar though. Usually there is plenty of S in the soil, it just can't absorb it for whatever reason. I'm sure you've already read about and looked at pictures of every deficiency in the book, but S for me was kind of difficult to recognize.

Also Cal mag shouldnt hurt as long as you keep the ppms low.

 

[weednurd420]

They honestly look pretty healthy to me as a whole. Does not look like nute burn to me, but keep an eye on it. If the new growth keeps getting yellow like that, could be a S deficiency. In this case a flush with the correct pH helps, followed by quarter strength nutes until you are back up to what she likes. I'm still a little confused on what you fed her, because she almost looks N deficient. S deficiency looks similar though. Usually there is plenty of S in the soil, it just can't absorb it for whatever reason. I'm sure you've already read about and looked at pictures of every deficiency in the book, but S for me was kind of difficult to recognize.

Also Cal mag shouldnt hurt as long as you keep the ppms low.

o yea i looked lol, it was n i gave her moor and she is loving it leafs are pointed up to the light, i was giving her to little, sucks the yellow leafs dont come back did not know if they yellowed a little they dont come back, i never cared about my out side plants they would grow or die but after paying 100 bucks for seeds im trying to do my best

 

[roorsmoker]

Ok so "yellowing" leaves can turn back green. It's the "crispy" or "burnt" parts of that leaf that won't turn back green. Jorge's rule of thumb is pull the leaf off if it's 50% dead or more. I wouldn't defoliate an auto if you can help it, but using the 50% rule usually keeps down pests/diseases.

The newer leaves will turn a darker shade if they are up taking nutes like they are supposed to, even when given tiger bloom. If new growth isn't coming out yellow or contorted in any way, I'd resume feeding her .

 

[weednurd420]

Ok so "yellowing" leaves can turn back green. It's the "crispy" or "burnt" parts of that leaf that won't turn back green. Jorge's rule of thumb is pull the leaf off if it's 50% dead or more. I wouldn't defoliate an auto if you can help it, but using the 50% rule usually keeps down pests/diseases.

The newer leaves will turn a darker shade if they are up taking nutes like they are supposed to, even when given tiger bloom. If new growth isn't coming out yellow or contorted in any way, I'd resume feeding her .

ok thinks i can see to day they getting moor green got a little burn going on its not bad so im not worried about it, ty for the help leaves are now sticking straight up torge the light