Yellowing early in flower

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Aug 9, 2015

• #1

I should know this but my lower/inner leaves are Yellowing pretty quickly. What's the main cause of this. I know nitrogen deficiency. But the plant is dark green in general. I'll post pictures later but any quick ideas

 

shynee mac

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Aug 9, 2015

• #2

could be over or under watering

 

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Aug 9, 2015

• #3

Would underwatering cause yellowing. I think I have been underwatering. I doubt it's lack of food because I mixed dry amendments in it at transplant and top fed a week ago with earth juice rainbow mix bloom. But I know I have been lagging on watering. Will that do it?

 

hells canyon genetics

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Aug 9, 2015

• #4

pics always help but if their dry they will use up the water in the biggest lowest leafs first then the rest of the fan leafs follow

 

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Aug 9, 2015

• #5

I can post pics later I'll post pics I took about 2 days ago but don't see yellowing. Its been 5 days since I watered and it was dried out and a little droopy. I'm guessing that's the issue but here is a pic a couple days ago before rapid yellowing

 

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kingofcannabis

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Aug 9, 2015

• #6

Play around with your feedings man! Personally, I up how much I feed as the plants get bigger. I end up flooding my table twice a day, every day.

Also, perfect your PH! Couldn't hurt buying some drip clean and running it with your feedings just to make sure no salt build up

 

StrictlyClassified

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Aug 9, 2015

• #7

I Only use organic fert In organic soil. Ph and salt buildup shouldn't be an issue. I water with tap water every other watering and compost tea every other watering. Too feed about once or twice a month with organic fert

 

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Aug 9, 2015

• #8

Thanks guys. My conclusion is underwatering. As you see in in smart pots and 5 days was way too long. I just didn't know that had to do with the rapid yellowing the past day and a half. I have 3 gallons of waterway today hopefully the yellow leaves comeback but I doubt it. Shouldn't be an issue though. Thanks guys

 

hells canyon genetics

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Aug 9, 2015

• #9

the yellow leafs will fall off once the plant sucks them dry

 

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Aug 10, 2015

• #10

Here is the pic of the yellowing that happened when I forgot to water and waited a tad bit too long. As you see in the pic I have watered and the leaves are back up but will the yellowingstop

 

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Aug 10, 2015

• #11

And another topic. I see the first pistils coming in and they are frosty but still only smelling like plant, no chronic. While I have other plants that are a little farther along just reeking. When is the average time your bids start smelling