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PH was too low run off measured at like 5.3, and PPM was way to high like around 2000. definitely locked out nutrients, I 100 % messed up by adding so much extra shit to the soil during transplant. Flushed plants, hoping for a good recovery.

I've just been trying different soils each grow. this is only my third one. I thought happy frog wasn't as hot as others, but it is what it is at this point. so basically i should just try and correct the ph of the soil ?

Could the excess nitrogen have caused the potassium deficiency , like a lock out? What would be the best way to correct this?

I did have the light set to 80% turned them back down to 60 % when i noticed the yellowing. I'm watering about every 5 days, leaves aren't drooping and the top 2ish inches of soil is dry below is still slightly moist when i water. I'll probably add some liquid seaweed next water if lowering...

Hello, i believe my plants are now showing signs of a deficiency, i did start LST the plants and watering when needed since last time i posted. When i checked on them this evening some of the younger leaves are starting to yellow on the tips, not really sure what this could be. Is it from too...

From the extra worm casting I put in the medium? Thanks for the reply!

Hello everyone, First post here. I've done a couple of grows not very experienced still trying to learn, I transplanted and topped my plants two days ago into 3 gallon pots with FF happy frog soil, with 20 % worm castings and 2 tbsp of Gaia greens dry amendment organic fertilizer per 1 gallon...