Wtf is wrong

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Cfarm420

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This plant has looked like this for its entire life almost. Thought it was over watered. Nope. I let it dry for almost 2 weeks before watering again. Then soaked the pot in case underwatered.

also using earth dust nutrients and I am having a lot of yellowing leaves. It’s too early into flower for thIs kind of yellowing right?
 

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TomAce

TomAce

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Why is there something other than cannabis growing in the pot first of all? Also why haven't you cleaned out all the dead leaves on the soil surface? Your plants are probably just pissed at you for treating them bad and completely botching their watering cycle in the process...to make things worse, all during flowering...I treat my girls with love and they show me love back.
 
coreywebster

coreywebster

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My guess would be you went overboard with feeding.

How did you use the amendments? How often ?

Tell us everything about your environment .
 
coreywebster

coreywebster

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This is the instructions. Is this how you used them?

To use Earth Dust, simply follow these steps:
  • Vegetative Growth (1 Feeding)
    • To start your grow, mix in 3-5 Tablespoons per gallon of soil of Earth Dust Base.
    • For best results, keep the soil moist and let sit for 2-4 weeks to “cook” and let the microbes get to work.
    • Just add water until 1 week before flower.
  • Flowering Growth (2 Feedings)
    • 1 Week before flower, “Top Dress” by sprinkling 1-3 Tablespoons per gallon of soil of Earth Dust Boost and gently working into the top inch of soil.
    • 30 Days later, “Top Dress” again by sprinkling 2-4 Tablespoons per gallon of soil of Earth Dust Boost.
As you can see, all that is needed are 3 separate feedings, and the rest of the time, water.
 
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spek9

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Polyuro said:
Too much nitrogen makes the plant have magnesium deficiencies. See Mulder's chart.
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Actually, Nitrogen is antagonistic to Ca and P, not Mg. Potassium (K) is the macro nutrient that is antagonistic to Mg when provided to the plant in excess.
 
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