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This is my 3rd indoor grow i am using a 1000 watt hps light and bcuzz bloom fertilizer I am in the veg stage and my leave are turning funky colors can somone tell me whats up and how to fix my problem (leaves are a strange yellow color on some plants ithers they have little white dots im also noticing alot of dry leaves and fully yellow)

ganjash said:

This is my 3rd indoor grow i am using a 1000 watt hps light and bcuzz bloom fertilizer I am in the veg stage and my leave are turning funky colors can somone tell me whats up and how to fix my problem (leaves are a strange yellow color on some plants ithers they have little white dots im also noticing alot of dry leaves and fully yellow)

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your using a flowering nutrient that is low in nitrogen, you need a GROW formula nutrient

Also I am thinking off putting them outside for a few days and floewering the when they are in good shape again any opinions ?

So you think it is beacuse my soil is low in nitrogen ? I used it before and never had any problems with it :s I was also told at my hydroponic store that I would use it in both cycles :s and I checked my soil and I have a ph between 7 and 8 do you know how I could bring it down ?

take a look at the #'s
B'Cuzz Bloom 0 - 0 - 0.7


it has almost nothing in it. P.h down or lemon juice to bring p.h down.

Add Nitrogen wait a few days you will be fine. What is the temps like in there?

Around 75 F humidity is usually at 48-50% and would I dilute the lemon juice ?

What should I use ? can I change nutrients ?

ganjash said:

What should I use ? can I change nutrients ?

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yes, you can change, you NEED to change, what i would recommend is to go over to the newbie section and do some reading on nutrients. There are lots of choices, bottom line is there are 3 BASE nutes, that is your N P K
nirto,phos,potash, there are 13 micro and macro nutes, grow(veg) nutes use a lot of Nitrogen to keep things green. Flower nutes have less. There are a few complete nutes, then there are 2 parts and 3 parts. you'll have to decide what route you want to take. For someone just starting out, a complete nute would be a good choice.

lemon juice, about a teaspoon per gallon. a p.h meter would also be a good investment.