Lower leaveas edge yellowing..

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miking

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Hello,

I am growing gorilla glue autos in plagron light mix soil. With 13 liter fabric pots and 400w hps lamp. They just start flowering this week but i saw some yellowing on lower leaves edges. Fallowing tang easy schedule. An sensi bloom a-b and an calmag extra. After i add fert. My solution ph is 6.5 and ec 800. I add pictures

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pulpoinspace

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hey buddy your soil looks very dryi tried to look up plagron light mix is that a soil or a hydroponic medium?

i would get some of these under your pots and do a proper watering. I.e giving your plant so much water that 20% runoff comes out the bottom. but make sure your plants are elevated and not sitting in the runoff.

Gro Pro NX Level Pot Elevator - 13 in

<p>Gro Pro® NX Level™ Plant Elevation Platforms are specially designed to help raise your fabric or plastic pot out of the bottom of a saucer. This elevates the pot out of potential excess water that gathers in the saucers. This can be crucial in preventi
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need more information on the medium but from info provided it looks like a watering issue.
 
osowhom

osowhom

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just check for them i found out a bit late on my last grow they start at the bottom and work their way up spider mites especially
 
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miking

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pulpoinspace said:
hey buddy your soil looks very dryi tried to look up plagron light mix is that a soil or a hydroponic medium?

i would get some of these under your pots and do a proper watering. I.e giving your plant so much water that 20% runoff comes out the bottom. but make sure your plants are elevated and not sitting in the runoff.

Gro Pro NX Level Pot Elevator - 13 in

<p>Gro Pro® NX Level™ Plant Elevation Platforms are specially designed to help raise your fabric or plastic pot out of the bottom of a saucer. This elevates the pot out of potential excess water that gathers in the saucers. This can be crucial in preventi
www.bghydro.com www.bghydro.com

need more information on the medium but from info provided it looks like a watering issue.
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It is a light soil. I am thinking it can be nute tox. I will do flush. Should i do? can flush harm plants?
 
pulpoinspace

pulpoinspace

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you could drown them, make sure after you water them that you dont leave them sitting in the runoff. The plant elevators are a game changer, See if you can make something simiar DIY around the house.

I wouldn't "flush" but i would water to 20% runoff
 
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miking

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pulpoinspace said:
you could drown them, make sure after you water them that you dont leave them sitting in the runoff. The plant elevators are a game changer, See if you can make something simiar DIY around the house.

I wouldn't "flush" but i would water to 20% runoff
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Water without fert. Right ?
 
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