3 weeks into flower and rapid yellowing fan leaves

OregreenTrees

OregreenTrees

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It started at the bottom with larger fan leaves and now it's working it's way up the plants rapidly turning yellow and losing leaves. Roots organic soil with roots Buddha ferts master feeding schedule. Buds look healthy so far but fan leaves are turning more and more yellow with purple lines on top of the stems droopy too. I don't get it! Please help!
 
Resinhound

Resinhound

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OregreenTrees said:
It started at the bottom with larger fan leaves and now it's working it's way up the plants rapidly turning yellow and losing leaves. Roots organic soil with roots Buddha ferts master feeding schedule. Buds look healthy so far but fan leaves are turning more and more yellow with purple lines on top of the stems droopy too. I don't get it! Please help!
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Contrary to popular belief flowering plants still need a supply of nitrogen all through flowering to maintain healthy leaves, if you don't supply it. The plant will do the only thing it can, eat itself.
 
OregreenTrees

OregreenTrees

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That's what it looks like it's doing. I'm still giving it Buddha grow long with the bloom, hp2, and trinity catalyst. Should I and add more of the grow when I feed next? I wonder about the ph of my water too. Last night I checked my water and it's at 7.3. Is that too high for outdoor soil?
 
Indacouch

Indacouch

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Muchakinock said:
I always like my plants to fade from bottom to top.
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I agree totally but if the fade starts to early that's no good .....you don't wana stop all nitrogen just cause flower starts as even some bloom nutes have N in them .....I'm talking to OP on that part the reason I quoted you was just to say I agree about fade .....
 
racerboy71

racerboy71

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OregreenTrees said:
That's what it looks like it's doing. I'm still giving it Buddha grow long with the bloom, hp2, and trinity catalyst. Should I and add more of the grow when I feed next? I wonder about the ph of my water too. Last night I checked my water and it's at 7.3. Is that too high for outdoor soil?
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what is the npk ratio of the nute(s) you're using ..?
 
flawlesscrew

flawlesscrew

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So I have this same issue this year. What I did was gave them cal mag plus foilier spray and also with my watering. I kept my same feeding program. Then with the next watering I used h202 to help kill any mold in the medium and root zone. Wish I could tell you which one of those issues I had so I just addressed both.
 
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