My plant is yellowing help pleaseeee!!!

I need help with my plant!!
I noticed a bit of discoloration 3 days ago.
I just transplanted my plant into a 1 gal.
The soil is 40% OF, 40% HF and 20% perlite. I use reverse osmosis water ph’d between 6.0-6.8, .5 ml liquid seaweed per gal, and 1 tbsp of molasses per gal.
My temperatures are high usually 70-85 and humidity is all over the place cause my humidifier runs out but is usually between 50-70

It's ok for those lower leaves to yellow and fall off. The rest of the plant looks good so far. LED's don't penetrate deep below the canopy of the plant, especially as the plant gets bigger and taller, which will cause it to drop those bottom leaves first.

And if if was border line hungry when you transplanted it will take a few days to settle in and recover.

Next time I would plant it deeper

Punk said:

It's ok for those lower leaves to yellow and fall off. The rest of the plant looks good so far. LED's don't penetrate deep below the canopy of the plant, especially as the plant gets bigger and taller, which will cause it to drop those bottom leaves first.

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The plant in the picture is too small to have light penetration issues.
This could be a few things including overwatering.
Watchful waiting is my suggestion since I agree the rest looks good.

petri_420 said:

View attachment 4133924 View attachment 4133927 View attachment 4133928 I need help with my plant!!
I noticed a bit of discoloration 3 days ago.
I just transplanted my plant into a 1 gal.
The soil is 40% OF, 40% HF and 20% perlite. I use reverse osmosis water ph’d between 6.0-6.8, .5 ml liquid seaweed per gal, and 1 tbsp of molasses per gal.
My temperatures are high usually 70-85 and humidity is all over the place cause my humidifier runs out but is usually between 50-70

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no biggy

light don't reach there ...lol

welcome to riu,-

2 types of members lock their profile here

trolls and their wannabe's

always check their locked profile before swallowing their advice

good luck

drsaltzman said:

The plant in the picture is too small to have light penetration issues.
This could be a few things including overwatering.
Watchful waiting is my suggestion since I agree the rest looks good.

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I almost agree with you, but if he has the light up higher than it needs to be(which we can't see), it certainly could cause it, simply due to distance, regardless of the canopy's development, or lack of...an entry level LED is laughable at best. The soil looks like anything but over watered and the plant is otherwise healthy. I wonder how long its actually been in that pot too...edit: oh ya...a few days...well that's probably why. But I still hate LEDS, no offense.

As for my profile, vostok, my account is about 10 years old and is probably locked by some default from way back when and I obviously don't care about glamorizing my presence here. As for my advice, I offer my best, based on the info provided and my experiences. So instead of telling my I'm wrong and worrying about my profile, you could ask questions and give advice...seems like you're the one being a troll.