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what's is your beginning ppm before you add your food to your water?

If your ph is outta whack then it might be locking certain nutes out

Have you checked your ph?

Dude you plant is just eating more nitrogen then it's taking in, all you have to do is up your feeding and she will be fine. Most common title for thread is this section " help my leaves are yellowing in the first few weeks of flowering". That's because we are programed to start using bloom food...

Just feed it some veg food, plants gobble tons on nitrogen at beginning stages of flowering, like the posters said above... You just lacking some nitrogen. You can foliar feed with a veg food that is higher in N and after a few feedings then the yellowing will stop

They look to be overfed.... what's your ppm?

take a pic of the whole plant, temps might have something to do with it

that's what it looks like to me... is it flowering?

get rid of the pennies, don't do any good

knats............

your plants is using the nitrogen that is stored in the fan leaves in order to produce new leaves, thus if your feed your lady with more nitrogen then this yellowing will stop

needs more nitrogen

Sunlight is gonna produce more light then hps's and others, so any plant you put under the sun should yield more

I wouldn't worry about the humidity dome

I have used mycos madness, xtreme gardenings mycos and kangaroots and by far IMO the xtreme gardening mycos is showing the greatest results.

Fox Farms now has a product called kangaroots, it's a root drench

Kinda looks as if it was chopped already

Measuring the runoff won't really tell you that much unless your using RO water. Don't really worry about that, keep an eye on what your putting in. As far as advanced I use sensi bloom along with a few other things, I usually do every other watering until mid flowering and then it's every...

I don't think that, that plant is even dry yet. Well at least it doesn't look like it

I don't think it's mite either