Plants light green / yellow
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.Smoke
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You need nutrients.
Your PH is WAY to high.
Go read all of this asap.
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Your PH is WAY to high.
Go read all of this asap.
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Yea I know it’s way to high I’m just curious if that’s what could’ve caused the yellowingYou need nutrients.
Your PH is WAY to high.
Go read all of this asap.
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.Smoke
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Bad PH will jack up a lot of stuff quick so I would guess that was it.
And I had plants in roots organic 707 wich has some nutrients in the soil have been giving them straight water for about 30 days
Possibly, as @.Smoke said. Too high or low a pH can cause all manner of issues. Some nutrients can't be taken up. Others are taken up in abundance.
You absolutely need to get that fixed before you attempt other changes. Adding more nutrients before you get pH corrected will only exponentially compound the issues you're facing.
I agree I’m doing 6.5 ph with cal mag in freshly transplanted roots organic 707 soil for a while and there is some medium/light Nutrients in the soil
CottonBrainz
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They look like they are starving, give them some food.