yellowing lower leaves moving up?

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visceraeyes

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Hello all.

What could be the problem for yellowing leaves with green veins? It seems to be spreading up...It was just transplanted to a bigger pot, it was in a really small pot probably 12 oz and 12 inches tall. Could that be a problem? It's just began to flower as well and I have been giving it 1/8 tsp of GH Flora series
 
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KP2

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what gh flora series are you using? gh3? gh flora nova?

gh3 should be used according to label. i'd have to check the nova again to see the instructions for it, but i'm thinking you just need to up your amount. i thought that nova was supposed to use 1/2 tsp per gallon (5ml per 2g)...
 
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visceraeyes

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Micro-Grow-Bloom

Those 3--
It says you are supposed to use 5ml per gallon I've heard that needed to be cut in half, so i cut that in half again and I'm just starting to up it again.
 
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visceraeyes

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Just transplanted- Am i shocking the or anything if i put in nutrients right when I do this? When they need to adjust to new soil etc.?
 
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visceraeyes said:
Just transplanted- Am i shocking the or anything if i put in nutrients right when I do this? When they need to adjust to new soil etc.?
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no, just feed them right. gh3 is a three part formula; you need to mix different amounts of each.

for example, in full flower, you need 5ml gro 10ml micro (add this to water first; it's your base chem) and 15ml bloom.

for transition to flower, use 10ml gro, 10ml micro, 10ml bloom

for full veg, use 15 gro, 10 micro, 5 bloom.

gh is made and tested exclusively on mmj. the strength on the label is strength for pot plants, so don't be afraid to go full strength. if you don't, you WILL have deficiencies (cal and mag mostly, nitrogen def is from feeding so little).

feed full strength next time, don't worry about making a gradual change.
 
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