Transfer from soil to hydro problem

MamaBud

Member
I transfer my plants from soil to hydro about a week ago. Transfer went well with exception of leaves are yellowing. I am using GH feeding schedule in the "grow stage". (3) Grown (2) Micro (1) Bloom parts. PH is between 5.5 - 6.0 and PPM 1200-1300. Plants are in DWG 5 gallon buckets. Lights are (3) 200 watt CFL 6500K. 18/6. In the process of upgrading to 400 watt MH. Mostly the big older leaves from soil growth are yellowing. Is this a nitrogen deficiency from soil to hydro?

What can I do to stop the yellowing of older leaves from soil growth.
 

potpimp

Sector 5 Moderator
Welcome Mama! Yes, that is exactly what N deficiency is, yellowing leaves, especially the lower, older fan leaves.
 

potpimp

Sector 5 Moderator
Extra Nitrogen will stop the yellowing. Without the N that it needs it will be stunted and might not survive, depending on how bad it is.
 

ghantron

Well-Known Member
make sure your ph is in the right range to allow for nitrogen uptake, to speed the process you could drop it a little lower to maximize full nitrogen uptake. Trace elements also facilitate in the uptake of nutes so make sure you are supplying them
 
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