Feeling pretty yellow
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OldMedUser
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Looks like it's starving. Are you feeding it the same as the nice green plant beside it?
More info would help.
More info would help.
Under 320w hlg 3 quantum board LED. Growing in Promix HP. Using Green planet nutrients at about 75% of suggested feeding. Medi One: 4-3-3, Massive Bloom 1-2-3, Rezin: is for terpenes, Liquid Weight: carbohydrates, Ocean Magic 0-0-5 marine algae extract. PH 6.2
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Ladiesonly
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I think it’s light issue as the lower leaves are green
OldMedUser
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It's like she's not able to absorb the nutrients so I'd suspect root rot or she's just some weird strain that yellows/finishes really early. I had a plant like that a few years ago and thought it was screwed up somehow but the clones I took from her did the same when grown out. Crappy yields so I stopped growing that one. Can't recall the strain but it wasn't the same as yours.
I'd hit her with a low dose of hydro nutes if you have any. If the bio-herd isn't healthy it can't convert those organic nutes very well so even with good feeding the plant can't get what it needs. The site says mineral based and organic so seems like they should be working OK.
Could just be that's the way that plant/strain grows.
OldMedUser
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Those nice green leaves are a different plant.
Thanks for the help! We also have clones from her that are in veg right now (healthy and green) so I will be curious to see if it indeed does it again in the flower cycle. If the yields are looking like they are this go round will stop growing it as you did with the strain you had. Unless the end product is something spectacular.It's like she's not able to absorb the nutrients so I'd suspect root rot or she's just some weird strain that yellows/finishes really early. I had a plant like that a few years ago and thought it was screwed up somehow but the clones I took from her did the same when grown out. Crappy yields so I stopped growing that one. Can't recall the strain but it wasn't the same as yours.
I'd hit her with a low dose of hydro nutes if you have any. If the bio-herd isn't healthy it can't convert those organic nutes very well so even with good feeding the plant can't get what it needs. The site says mineral based and organic so seems like they should be working OK.
Could just be that's the way that plant/strain grows.
OldMedUser
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For sure. Never toss a strain until you've sampled it's fruits. I still have regrets about ones I've lost almost 20 years ago because I didn't have backups.
Oh well. Too many strains and not enough time.
