Nutrition or pH levels problem

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Newgrower4now

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What's going on fellow Growers. I have my first batch of clones coming up and I have started getting some Leaf problems that I cannot pinpoint the problem. I have some pictures that I am going to upload in hopes that someone can give me their opinions on what the problem is and maybe solutions for it I am using Fox Farms Happy Frog and their 3 bottle nutrient lineup all the help that I get will be much appreciated. And if need more information just let me know thanks in advance and Happy growing
 
maxamus1

maxamus1

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Need pics always post pics. Also temps, humidity basically any and all info you can provide but pics are a must.
 
Kushash

Kushash

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Newgrower4now said:
What's going on fellow Growers. I have my first batch of clones coming up and I have started getting some Leaf problems that I cannot pinpoint the problem. I have some pictures that I am going to upload in hopes that someone can give me their opinions on what the problem is and maybe solutions for it I am using Fox Farms Happy Frog and their 3 bottle nutrient lineup all the help that I get will be much appreciated. And if need more information just let me know thanks in advance and Happy growing
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How long have they been in ffhf soil?
How often do you water?
What size pots?
How much water per plant?
How soon did you start feeding nutes after putting them in it?
How much of each bottle do you give them?
How many times do you give them water only between feedings with nutes?
Do you have a TDS meter?​
 
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They've been in the FF soil for about 4 weeks in gallons of soil
I try to water when soil feels dry about 3 inches deep.
I put just over a gallon per 4 gallons of soil.
I started feeding about 2 weeks after transplanted in the ff
I started on the 4 week veg cycle on the fox farm trio feeding sheet
I usually do water nutes water nutes on feeding every other watering.
I have a oh meter but no tds
 
Kushash

Kushash

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Thanks for the info.
Pics will be important as stated above.
Good pics with natural color not with the grow lights on of the whole plant and individual leaves.
I've got stuff to do and will chat about fertilizing later.
I understand everyone has to start somewhere but I'm not a fan of the fox farm feeding chart.
It causes many new growers to over fertilize.
Here is info on a TDS meter.
It is an important tool most growers use.
https://www.growweedeasy.com/ppm
 
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Newgrower4now

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Newgrower4now said:
What's going on fellow Growers. I have my first batch of clones coming up and I have started getting some Leaf problems that I cannot pinpoint the problem. I have some pictures that I am going to upload in hopes that someone can give me their opinions on what the problem is and maybe solutions for it I am using Fox Farms Happy Frog and their 3 bottle nutrient lineup all the help that I get will be much appreciated. And if need more information just let me know thanks in advance and Happy growing
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Kushash said:
Thanks for the info.
Pics will be important as stated above.
Good pics with natural color not with the grow lights on of the whole plant and individual leaves.
I've got stuff to do and will chat about fertilizing later.
I understand everyone has to start somewhere but I'm not a fan of the fox farm feeding chart.
It causes many new growers to over fertilize.
Here is info on a TDS meter.
It is an important tool most growers use.
https://www.growweedeasy.com/ppm
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thanks for getting back to me and I understand I'm having stuff to do and being busy but any help would be appreciated and as far as the nutrients yes you're right I had no idea where to start other than the chart and I also I am under the impression that the chart is only good if you use the whole kit
 

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thanks for getting back to me and I understand I'm having stuff to do and being busy but any help would be appreciated and as far as the nutrients yes you're right I had no idea where to start other than the chart and I also I am under the impression that the chart is only good if you use the whole kit
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The pics are good.
There are some issues but overall you're doing well.
Color of the green leaves looks pretty good. Might be a little dark but if they are it looks minimal to me.
Tips of most of the green leaves look good as far as nute burn goes.
Some type of stress in the leaves that are curled upwards, it's usually from the light being to close. Only a few leaves show that so it may no longer be an issue.
What's going on below with the yellowing leaves IDK.
Others can chime in on that. IDK how your feedings affected the plant. I use dry organic fertilizers to feed my soil.
The ferts I use feed the soil microbes that then feed the plant.
One of the ferts you are using (Big Bloom) is feeding the soil.
The other two bottles are synthetic fertilizers that feed the roots and do not feed the soil microbes.
I have used the fox farm nutes before as you are but it has been a long time.
 
maxamus1

maxamus1

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Your pics are fine so where did the yellowing start low or middle of the plant? Are all the stems purple? Also i see outside inside temps so how is that set up cause as stated above those top leaves look like the start of heat stress.
 
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