yellowing leaves.

1stymer

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Jul 9, 2007

• #1

the middle leaves on one of my plants. does anyone know how to fist this problem.

 

GraF

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Jul 9, 2007

• #2

you have to be a little more specific as in like what you are using for fertilizing your plants.. They do look pretty healthy to me, I would just say to bump up your nutrient level a NOTCH... not a lot- but a little!!! keep that light close as well.. best of luck to ya!!- GraF

 

LosAngelesGraff

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Jul 9, 2007

• #3

i read that when your leaves start turning light green then yellow, you need to add some nitrogin i think it is.

graf is right tho you need some nutriens, go to any hydro store or garden nursery. they should carry some. your a vegetative nutrient formula.

i have mine in a powder form, yet it doesnt matter.

 

GraF

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Jul 9, 2007

• #4

Peter's Jacks Classic 20-20-20 $5 easiest way to go- just start off very light

 

1stymer

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Jul 9, 2007

• #5

what about 15-30-15. 1/4 tbsp. to 2 gals. water?

 

GraF

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Jul 9, 2007

• #6

If thats what you have been using then you need to bump up... with the peter's, I was using a 1/4tblspn per gallon-

 

1stymer

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Jul 9, 2007

• #7

that plants in the picture is a bit of a mutant. it looks like 3 plants but is just one with three main colas.

 

GraF

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Jul 9, 2007

• #8

by the pic I would also say that it might be stretchingf somewhat also... get that light close!!!!

 

LosAngelesGraff

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Jul 9, 2007

• #9

are mutunts ok? i have one that came from a seed. some leafs are weird looking.

 

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Mr. Anonymous

Active Member

Jul 9, 2007

• #10

Question for you all,

My plants bottom leaves are yellowing and stuff, Its in MG organic gold.

I have
Open Sesame ( 5-45-19 )
Beastie Bloomz ( 0-50-30 )
Cha Ching ( 9-50-10 )

Should i use the open sesame for now to help the yellowing or what?

Ehh let me know.

Ive already cut 2 sets of leaves just because they were going yellow.

thanks...

 

1stymer

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Jul 9, 2007

• #11

I only use that light when its rainy and cloudy. the rest of the time she sits on my deck and reaches for the sun, but I will keep it closer when I use it. how close?

 

1stymer

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Jul 9, 2007

• #12

from what I have learned you might need some nutes with a higher nitrogen content

 

1stymer

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Jul 9, 2007

• #13

from what I have learned you might need some nutes with a higher nitrogen content.

 

evt160

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Jul 9, 2007

• #14

put the light as close as you can without burning the leaves

 

Allan Watts

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Jul 9, 2007

• #15

I think the plants lower leaves yellowing is absolutely inevitable- It always happens on even my healthiest plants. The upper, more light absorbing part of the plant starts "sucking" the sugars out of the lower leaves. This gives the flowers more energy. That's my take- but then again what the hell do I know? I'm new here. (But not absolutely new to the cannabis craft)