Calling all you angels

Hello!
This is my first grow.
These clones were given to me 2 weeks ago.
They were all about 11 inches tall in solo cups.
There was yellowing on the leaves throughout, and had tiny whitish yellow specs on them.
They were hit with a dr bronners/aloe/neem oil foliar upon arrival in the tent.
That stopped some thingies from buzzing around!

I had no soil to TP into when I got them, so I mixed up:
CC's mix
Roots organics B2, perlite, pumice, Worm Power castings
Neem, crab, kelp meal
Glacial Rock Dust, Oyster Shell

I brewed up a microbeman's recipe compost tea that night also.
When the tea was done I transplanted into 1.25 gallons each of that mix and hit em with the tea

This yellowing was very minimal when I first got them but it seems to have sped up in development exponentially just these past 2 days after an alfalfa/kelp/ewc tea. Also to note the darker veins did not become noticeable until a couple days ago. I hope the pictures come through good!

I believe it to be a K deficiency. All water is from tap bubbled 24 hours+

Help us pull through!
Mahalo

Sure looks like Potassium deficiency.

So cut the tops out and transplant em into big ass pots...flip em sometime soon

Growing organic and feeding during veg seems strange to me.... I might feed mine once then transplant

Thanks for the replies.

Soil was pretty dry so I top fed some kelp with silica water... Shouldn't hurt!
I should be getting some oly mountain in tomorrow so I'll top dress with that.

What exactly do you mean woody?

woody333333 said:

So cut the tops out and transplant em into big ass pots...flip em sometime soon

Growing organic and feeding during veg seems strange to me.... I might feed mine once then transplant

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Hope the tops root and flower those? Hope the rest of the plant pulls through and I have some clones lol? If not compost...
I really do need to flip soon.

I mean that growing organic you should lean on the soil during veg.... Transplant when they get hungry.... I mean I might feed em once because I'm feeling lazy this week and don't wanna transplant

Cut a couple out of each a few days or a week after transplanting the moms and flower

And slow down.... Don't throw everything at em

Keep these chaets handy, if your a noob I would suggest when watering achieve a good run off and don't let it gt soaked back up... In other words get rid of it and you should see progress save em... Hope it helps

Gotcha. I'll get some soil ready to transplant into.
Oly compost and peat 60/40

Those charts are perfect, thank you! Way more detailed than the ones I have saved lol

Your welcome I cannot comment on that as I never come across it in any of my grows so far lol. Good luck... I wouldn't get em bk off that soil you might cause it more problems... Again not sure wait to see what someone else says... I would water clean water and leech you're xtras out the bottom then add what ever to sort it out. It could just be excess of what ever that's locking others. Good luck and wait for more heads to comment you could get someone who has experienced it

Why not go buy a couple bags?..... Be a lot better for your first grow

Labs Dexter said:

Your welcome I cannot comment on that as I never come across it in any of my grows so far lol. Good luck... I wouldn't get em bk off that soil you might cause it more problems... Again not sure wait to see what someone else says... I would water clean water and leech you're xtras out the bottom then add what ever to sort it out. It could just be excess of what ever that's locking others. Good luck and wait for more heads to comment you could get someone who has experienced it

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Plants were starved in Dixie cups I'm guessing.... Never had a chance to catch up

That is the plan woody I will have a 15 gal inoculating within the next few days...
First attempt at cuttings will go down as soon as I get something ready to put them into.

Pretty sure it was just mistreatment and neglect from the previous owner that led to starvation and pests. Sending them as much love as I can!

Waiks said:

That is the plan woody I will have a 15 gal inoculating within the next few days...
First attempt at cuttings will go down as soon as I get something ready to put them into.

Pretty sure it was just mistreatment and neglect from the previous owner that led to starvation and pests. Sending them as much love as I can!

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Don't innoculate anything.... Just transplant em into a bag of good potting soil

Make it easy on yourself ... Jumping into it and doing fifteen different things is gonna cause failure

Ocean forest... Happy frog fruit and flower.... Bottle of big bloom and you're organic enough

That's not organic enough for me, sorry..
I want to learn the most sustainable and homestead methods of organics.
Agreed doing what you suggested would be easier! But I already am on this path, so I will continue to trod it on haha.
I have a beautiful SSH that I started from seed. She is doing fantastic with the methods I have done plenty of research on and have prepared for.

Honestly my biggest mistake was trusting this random guy I just met and making a large donation for mistreated little girls.