Yellowing leaves

tylerdurz

Member

• Jul 7, 2019

• #1

Hey Fam,

My plant has been turning yellow on the bottom leaves and is now spreading to top. Growing in soul OD and ph is 6.2

Any help is appreciated

 

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CanadianJim

Well-Known Member

• Jul 7, 2019

• #2

What are you feeding them and how much?

 

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ky farmer

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• Jul 7, 2019

• #3

tylerdurz said:

Hey Fam,

My plant has been turning yellow on the bottom leaves and is now spreading to top. Growing in soul OD and ph is 6.2

Any help is appreciated

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try Epson salt one spoon per gallon of water and see if that help.

 

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z3rgling

Well-Known Member

• Jul 7, 2019

• #4

They need some nitrogen.

 

CanadianJim

Well-Known Member

• Jul 7, 2019

• #5

I thought that, but a couple of the leaves seem to be yellowing at the veins first. You're probably right, but what does the rest of the plant look like?

 

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z3rgling

Well-Known Member

• Jul 7, 2019

• #6

One of my outdoor plants looked like that a couple weeks ago. Feed it N with
a bit of calcium n it looks great now. I used a liquid I keep on hand for the rare occasion the manure I am using is not enough. 12-0-0 with lots o calcium. A little goes a long way. Now if I can only find a way to keep the rabbits from snacking. The old human hair trick is not working. Lead does but, gotta be careful to not hit the plants with pass through.

 

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Neoscene

Member

• Jul 7, 2019

• #7

Try misting the leaves with a water Clove and lemon mixture, that's how I keep the bugs off of mine.

 

tylerdurz

Member

• Jul 7, 2019

• #8

Just feed some bio thrive about 3 weeks ago. What Nitrogen source do you suggest I use.

 

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z3rgling

Well-Known Member

• Jul 7, 2019

• #9

There are tons of options. Outdoors I use our soil. Is great but needs a bit of a boost. I add composted manure and some dry organic bloom nutes. If I need just a emergency boost I am feeding a bit of cx horticulture growth enhancer. I prefer organic but it is hard to beat a fast chemical based kick when you want results now and don't have time to make a tea. If you don't mind waiting a bit longer for a boost, making a tea with earth worm castings, manure, and malt works wonders. Once flower starts I pretty much feed bloom nutes. The dry organic nutes I use are from Organically Done and are easy to just top dress with.

 

tylerdurz

Member

• Jul 18, 2019

• #10

Tryed the nitrogen 12-0-0 no results also gave some Cal Mag still the yellowing is progressing. Havent tried the epsom salt yet.

 

Herb & Suds

Well-Known Member

• Jul 18, 2019

• #11

tylerdurz said:

Tryed the nitrogen 12-0-0 no results also gave some Cal Mag still the yellowing is progressing. Havent tried the epsom salt yet.

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If it is locked out Nitrogen toxicity is more likely
One way it will uptake N is use a couple drops of that with a couple tablespoons of epsom salt in a quart of water and mist your plants
It usually works for me

 

tylerdurz

Member

• Jul 19, 2019

• #12

Do you have a ratio for the N and Salt mix