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soil is much more forgiving than any hydro system when it comes to ph .. but optimal lvls should be between 6.3 and 6.8. At 7.5 ph , Iron and Manganese absorption it will be greatly decreased. Iron its very important in the newer growth and often plants in alkaline soil shows iron defiency ...

and also check in the new growth for very small brown spots on the center of the leaves. please

chronicals , i really dont understand much of that ph meters.. but if you do and you are saying that is 7.5 .. that is too much .. Can you check if your yellow leaves in the new grow have green veins ?

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...

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thats what i think too , but there are several strains that have that flowering period also.

Can you get some shoots of the top of your plant ? its in the new growth that you should be focus . not on the older leaves. Forget about that small leaves , how is the new growth ? How is your night temps ?

nah ... its ok and you should take almost all the dirt off its no problem in breaking that tiny roots on the bottom of the pot but they will be fine non the less When they recover and you give them a good vegetative they will be fine in flowering dont worry . If they are feminized keep a close...

for for all you know that strain may be pure gold ! HAHAH :P

hi there m8 , some stems over there seems very strechy , you should watch that .. strechy stems will decrease your yeild. Maybe light is too far ? Night Temps to low ? Low potassium soil ? Tip: first 3 weeks after switching to flower try to keep you night temps almost matching your day temps ...

You can improve your cooltube efficiency by improving the airflow in the cooltube

Glad it work's for you , with plenty of air circulation you can go to 85F in Canopy level , and gain some light efficiency , cool tube will make you lose 10% or 15% against bare bulb . but sometimes allow you to keep it much closer , so you end up gaining more than you lose ;)

np , we have to be for each others !

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

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 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 :P

Photos aren't clear but seems overwater

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

did you took must of the old dirt of the roots ?

dont worry , its normal if they are still working at root level to acomodate to the new "house" any time soon you will see improvement in growth .. since monday its just 4/5 days from now . soon you will see some new growth . If they still were in the older soil they would be stunted for much...