Yellow getting worse on 1. Shes getting tired

jtrizzy

jtrizzy

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Bbcchance said:
But it started as 1 slightly droopy plant and you have chased symptom after symptom trying this and that and now you are at yellowing, it's hard to pinpoint one problem when you are trying to correct non stop, my point is to calm down and quit chasing, take it all back to square one and just relax a bit and wait a few days in between attempts
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but I haven't chased anything lol. I had two issues the whole grow, which I corrected and were over watering and aphids. This is the only issue I am unsure about. I most likely wont do anything about it, I am just going to let it grow, I lose them I lose them I have only myself to blame. These two weren't strong enough to deal with my fuck ups. I am sure the combination of over watering and aphids most likely caused this (more so the over watering).
 
jtrizzy

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My biggest take away from this grow is I need perlite period. No where near enough perlite in this soil. I learned this last grow and I was stupid enough to forget to add it this time.
 
jtrizzy

jtrizzy

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Ended up purchasing some calmag off amazon should be here by Friday, good day because I can water by Friday. We will give some calmag a go.
 
DankDave420

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Can you feel the moisture through the pot? That is one thing I like about smart pots. Fox Farm is good quality and doesn't hold tons of moisture in smart pots. Your soil looks to me like it is staying too dry. You don't want it getting bone dry. I even water before it is all the way dry sometimes with no ill effects. The plant and soil look to me like underwater, just thought I would throw it out there. Might be worth rechecking. Hope it helps. :)
 
jtrizzy

jtrizzy

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DankDave420 said:
Can you feel the moisture through the pot? That is one thing I like about smart pots. Fox Farm is good quality and doesn't hold tons of moisture in smart pots. Your soil looks to me like it is staying too dry. You don't want it getting bone dry. I even water before it is all the way dry sometimes with no ill effects. The plant and soil look to me like underwater, just thought I would throw it out there. Might be worth rechecking. Hope it helps. :)
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I don't think they would be perky and happy if under watered. Two are yellow but perked up and happy other too are nice and green and happy.
 
pinner420

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I haven't seen anyone mention compost tea yet.... if you're gonna be a soil guy you gotta get them bennies in there by the billions man. I doubt with your attention to detail that you have an elemental issue as much as your bennies are pissed or lacking with only a 5 gallon pot in soil. As late in the game for these gals as it is take your calmag tact as that's always sound advice. Bubble up some tea and just make that you're new thing. Happy growing and you know when those bennies latch up..
 
jtrizzy

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Added cal mag to the two yellowing ones. Seems to have stopped 1 from progressing but the other not so much. Doesn’t really matter as it is still putting on weight rather well so not gonna complain. Just fed them 2 yesterday and 2 today. I didn’t give the super green ones calmag as they don’t need it, just tiger bloom and big bloom. I didn’t give the other two tiger bloom because I think the N in tiger bloom and N in cal mag would be too much. So I gave them calmag and big bloom instead. They starting to put on weight. 3-4 weeks approx left depending on when she tells me she’s done. Buds still have a long way to go to fatten. 4 weeks more would be 70 days. Pretty sure she’s going to 80 days.
 

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