3rd week flowering - WHOLE PLANT IS TURNING YELLOW/LIGHT GREEN

Hey guys, check out these pics and let me know what's going on. I'm pretty sure it's nitrogen deficiency and i also did you "baking soda" to higher up my ph and that could be another reason.

kraykush said:

Hey guys, check out these pics and let me know what's going on. I'm pretty sure it's nitrogen deficiency and i also did you "baking soda" to higher up my ph and that could be another reason.

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I'm going with a MAJOR 'N' deficiency for sure.

can I foliage feed it since its already flowering

whats soil is the plant in?

Could also be PH lockout. Check your PH. If it's ok (6-7) then it's probably (well almost certainly) nitro deficiency

more suggestions, btw check out my 2 colas on the plant, does that seem normal? Im getting a second cola on top of the main cola...i didn't even top the plant.

I would flush it. There will be low N in flowering but there is something wrong there it should start yellowing from the bottom up

First thing you should do is flush.
If you have a freshwater aquarium, flush with the aquarium water.
The aquarium water has a decent Ph and has been already dechlorinated.
If not, Buy some water at the store and adjust the Ph.
Whatever you use, just don't use Tap water.
After a few days, check for new growth.
If there is, then your ok to add some nutes. Only half strength at first.
As far as the yellowing.
You can't do anything about that.
But you could foliar feed with Nitrozyme.
Make sure you use a decent wetting agent with it.

My question is: What strain is it? Or is it bagseed?

thanks for the advice, i actrually flushed with tap water the first time around. I've just nuited with some miracle grow since it has extra Nitrogen. But the Strain, YES, it's BUBBA KUSHHHHH x deep c

breakneck said:

I'm going with a MAJOR 'N' deficiency for sure.

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Agreed. Yellowing on the large fan leaves is a sure sign of N deficiency.

lowryder666 said:

Could also be PH lockout. Check your PH. If it's ok (6-7) then it's probably (well almost certainly) nitro deficiency

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Good advice. Proper PH is crucial to plant success.


KrayKush do you know what your ph is? You dont need a fancy digital ph pen or anything like that. I like to use a cheap chemical solution. It doesnt require calibrating and it always works. Ive included a picture for you.

-Good luck, BTF