Need someone to tell me if these are stressed?

Rickypsimer

Rickypsimer

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From the looks of there is something abnormal going on in these pictures the contrast looks okay I guess but in real life there's a huge difference in LEAFE color the newest youngest growth is almost yellow ... Btw ffof 3gal fabric pots using slight trio and distilled water... And baking soda as pH up
 

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Snoopy808

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They look pretty good. Did you just give a feed or heavy water. The new growth looks like its expanding fast. It looks less green for a day or two until leaf reaches final size then darkens up as iron. Mg and other micronutrients get into the leaf.
 
Rickypsimer

Rickypsimer

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Snoopy808 said:
They look pretty good. Did you just give a feed or heavy water. The new growth looks like its expanding fast. It looks less green for a day or two until leaf reaches final size then darkens up as iron. Mg and other micronutrients get into the leaf.
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Just did my second topping at day 23 so there moving fast
 
Snoopy808

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Any yellowing or yellow spots on a leaf. Emerald green is the "color" ya want. Too dark of green, that is blue green not ideal either cause will mask chlorosis that would show you something going on.
 
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Citylimits

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They look fine they are just growing fast. New growth will be lighter green untill it is mature. I would keep up whatever regiment you have going on untill you start seeing a N deficiency or N tox then ajust from there. I'd be happy with the growth you have.
 
Rickypsimer

Rickypsimer

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Citylimits said:
They look fine they are just growing fast. New growth will be lighter green untill it is mature. I would keep up whatever regiment you have going on untill you start seeing a N deficiency or N tox then ajust from there. I'd be happy with the growth you have.
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Thanks I was thinking this is whatwas going to say I've only seen thus in flowering
 
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