okay just went out and checked my babys they are still yellowing sum now in the middle kinda what could be causing this i only water it once a week maybe haha there far away could that be it thot it was N at the beginning so i hit it with a light dose at the beginning of flowering think im almost 3 weeks flowering no sure tho been feeding with mg bloom booster 1 tsp per gal has had 2 feedings and help guys it will be great +rep for all that help me
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possible anyone else with opinionsHey jman this is what i think them yellow leaves are just because they was not getting light the reason why i think this is because overall Ur plants look healthyhope you find your answer
cannabineer
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I know it's cliché but ... try some magnesium? Epsom salts, 1 tsp. per gallon, drench. cn
would some lime help you think
dannyboy602
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not sure. my best guess is the plants with the yellow leaves are planted in more shaded areas. lanky plants they are. so i'm thinking it's normal for the plants to acclimate to the light you're giving it. you could have pruned those plants back and made them denser. too late now. that would have solved your problem. save your rep for the repless. and mb plant next time in full sun.
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
Dolomite lime would have, upon planting. Just plain lime is calcium carbonate; dolomite contains slow-release magnesium as well. But this late in, and with that much yellowing, I'd choose something fast like epsom. It's cheap at the drug store. cn
alright ill try sum
scroglodyte
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mg is my vote
i thot that maybe too but ive only gave it 2 low dose feeding so idk i cant figure it out
dc4
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Flowering for 3 weeks, you're using bloom nutes. And it for sure looks light green in the pics ( I could be blind tho )
Seems to me nitrogen is the true answer. Plants need it in flowering too, so I;ve heard lots of people still give nitrogen in the first two weeks, and cut it down.
Did you do that?
) Seems to me nitrogen is the true answer. Plants need it in flowering too, so I;ve heard lots of people still give nitrogen in the first two weeks, and cut it down.
Did you do that?
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
When you did feed it N, what and how much did you use? cn