After one week of Veg having issues please help!

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growz

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100_1683.jpg100_1684.jpg100_1688.jpg100_1687.jpg100_1685.jpg100_1686.jpg so here are the pictures it has been a week and two days since i grabbed them from the dispensy and the leaves are starting to go yellow! and even a brown i doubt it could be heat stress becuase the lights are not to close and there is a fan constantly blowin on the plants any help would be greatly appricated!
 
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growz

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someone please! could this just still be transplant shock a week after or a nute issue these were clones
 
Riddle

Riddle

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I would say Inbalanced soil/water ph ! But im not a pro , i just started my grow and i had a problem similar to yours , plants showing some deficiencies ! I found out that my soil was like 8.0 ph and my plants stoped growing and showed similar problem ! I was using vinegar to lower my waters ph and i found out that it doesnt work very good , so i started using a Ph - ! Good luck with your girls !
 
guitarstoner

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Hey man,

Im new here and no pro, but my baby is about 3 weeks old and is having the same problem. Each day it turns more and more yellow starting from the tips of the leaves. Also. I checked my soil ph and sure enough it was almost 8.0. I also have heard a lot about reducing the light to 18/6, apparently it relieves a little stress. So my guess would be ph....not the first time I've had this prob. either. Hope this helps at all!
 
CLOSETGROWTH

CLOSETGROWTH

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guitarstoner said:
Hey man,

Im new here and no pro, but my baby is about 3 weeks old and is having the same problem. Each day it turns more and more yellow starting from the tips of the leaves. Also. I checked my soil ph and sure enough it was almost 8.0. I also have heard a lot about reducing the light to 18/6, apparently it relieves a little stress. So my guess would be ph....not the first time I've had this prob. either. Hope this helps at all!
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Either put some finely granulated dolomite lime in the soil, or your watering can..It will make the ph optimal.

and yes, 18/6 :)

Ease up on the watering too.. may be waterlogged.
 
guitarstoner

guitarstoner

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Well seems like your on top of the ph, and the soil is fine (props). Do you know if you have hard water? I recently switched myself because I have hard water and it destroyed my last batch of plants lol.
 
guitarstoner

guitarstoner

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Also,

I would think your plants big enough to handle some nutes by now, surely. Did u have any particular nutes in mind?
 
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growz

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i have pretty much heard fox farm is the way to go and i have not tested the soil and can u explain what hardwater means i am using tap water which i let sit out idk if that could be it
 
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