Oregonhwy101
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2 weeks into flower and leaves are turning yellow and droping off. I know it late flower you lose leaves but this is al over and everything is yellowing. Possible nuete burn ?
Help please.
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MrGhettoGrower
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The yellow leave don't look like nute burn looks more like it's the nutes or ph issues like how much of what are you're feeding it how many plants is it just the one
chemphlegm
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feed grow formula a few weeks into flowering before switching to bloom formula. The xtra N in the
grow formula prevents this yellowing/dying off.
grow formula prevents this yellowing/dying off.
Oregonhwy101
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3 plants all experiencing same thing i agree that its a deff i feed them cutting edge solutions i think what my problem is the soil. I started off with nector of gods base soil in 3 gallon pots then only went to 5 gallon pot with ffof and i just think the soil has been depletedThe yellow leave don't look like nute burn looks more like it's the nutes or ph issues like how much of what are you're feeding it how many plants is it just the one
meetjoeblow
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I'm betting on a deficiency either caused by soil depletion or a ph issue. What's the ph of the run off and the nutrient solution. Wait are you supplementing the soil with a liquid nutrient solution?
Oregonhwy101
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Ph is 6.3 on run off. Yes i use cutting edge solutions 3 part base and uncle johns blend plant amp and mag amp. I ph my water to 6.8 the plAnt amp drops ph over course of a few days then raises back up slowly.
Oregonhwy101
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I dont see any bugs even through scope. Was leaning towrds root aphids but i dont see any bugs on leaves branches soil etc and dont have any bug damage eaten leaves etc
meetjoeblow
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What's the ppm?
Oregonhwy101
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That i do not no i do not have a ppm meter at this point
Oregonhwy101
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So i was wrong my soil ph is 4.9. Can i just use a higher phd water say to 7 tocorrect this problem ?
meetjoeblow
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U should be able to. Try it and see. If not I think pulverized garden lime raises the ph. But Google that first its been a minute since I've done soil. And a digital ppm meter is like $10 on ebay