Lower leaves dying ?

NewbieGrowerOg

NewbieGrowerOg

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What’s up guys , I have this 45 day year old plant , and she’s been pretty good to be , I’ve been trying to keep her happy , but she keeps getting kinda worse by the day , so I need some advice, I’ve been feeding her nutrients and water every other feeding , ph to 5.9 to 6.0 to 6.1 , she’s a white widow photo , I have her in the tent with my autos. My autos are just fine but ww photo is looking kinda sad maybe somebody can help. Thanks
 

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Snoopy808

Snoopy808

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The lower leaf yellowing is telling you that its giving up a nutrient that the plant isnt getting from soil/ feed.

Well you might be overfeeding in veg which can acidify your soil cause of nitrogen. And or overwatering. Its not showing too much standing water which is common with over watering, but with your waters pH being that low, the frequency of watering will lower your pH.

Your pH of water and nutes is too low for soil in my opinion. Raise it to at least 6.4, but really higher for veg. A pH that low can lock out phosphorus and other nutrients.

Try raising pH first, should help rather quickly.
 
xtsho

xtsho

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Snoopy808 said:
The lower leaf yellowing is telling you that its giving up a nutrient that the plant isnt getting from soil/ feed.

Well you might be overfeeding in veg which can acidify your soil cause of nitrogen. And or overwatering. Its not showing too much standing water which is common with over watering, but with your waters pH being that low, the frequency of watering will lower your pH.

Your pH of water and nutes is too low for soil in my opinion. Raise it to at least 6.4, but really higher for veg. A pH that low can lock out phosphorus and other nutrients.

Try raising pH first, should help rather quickly.
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I think they're growing in straight coco so their pH is where it should be. But yeah that pH would be low for soil.
 
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