Help Diagnosing

[Silas P. Silas]

These are going on 3 weeks old growing in coco + perlite. Not sure what's going on leaves feel a little dry and can be flipped up or down and will hold that position. Can't imagine its under watered but what do you think? Any help would be appreciated

 

[Tracker]

These are going on 3 weeks old growing in coco + perlite. Not sure what's going on leaves feel a little dry and can be flipped up or down and will hold that position. Can't imagine its under watered but what do you think? Any help would be appreciated

I don't see any pics on your post. Please include temps, rh, ph, feeding and watering schedule.

 

[Silas P. Silas]

I don't see any pics on your post. Please include temps, rh, ph, feeding and watering schedule.

Temp 78 day 70 night time humidity hovers around 48% ph 6.3 feeding GH flora trio w calmag and armorsi 1 gallon a day for 3 days then just tap water on 4th watering also they are in 5 gallon fabric pots

 

[garybo]

Your ladies may be low on nitrogen. Nitrogen is a mobile nutrient, which means it can move throughout the plant as needed.

Cannabis needs nitrogen to keep leaves green and make energy from light. All new leaves get plenty of nitrogen to make them green and help with photosynthesis. The leaves that get the most light are the newest, youngest leaves, so the plant “wants” to give those leaves priority for getting light.

If new leaves aren’t getting enough nitrogen, the plant will start to “steal” nitrogen from the older, lower leaves, so that it can give it to newer leaves. This is what causes the yellowing and wilting of a nitrogen deficiency.

It’s relatively normal for your cannabis plant’s leaves to start turning yellow towards the end of your flowering cycle as the plant becomes nitrogen deficient while creating buds.

Good luck

 

[Tracker]

Temp 78 day 70 night time humidity hovers around 48% ph 6.3 feeding GH flora trio w calmag and armorsi 1 gallon a day for 3 days then just tap water on 4th watering also they are in 5 gallon fabric pots

What strength are you mixing the GH and Calmag nutes? You should have plenty of Nitrogen with the GH veg feed dosage and CalMag, which has Calcium Nitrate.

 

[Silas P. Silas]

Your ladies may be low on nitrogen. Nitrogen is a mobile nutrient, which means it can move throughout the plant as needed.

Cannabis needs nitrogen to keep leaves green and make energy from light. All new leaves get plenty of nitrogen to make them green and help with photosynthesis. The leaves that get the most light are the newest, youngest leaves, so the plant “wants” to give those leaves priority for getting light.

If new leaves aren’t getting enough nitrogen, the plant will start to “steal” nitrogen from the older, lower leaves, so that it can give it to newer leaves. This is what causes the yellowing and wilting of a nitrogen deficiency.

It’s relatively normal for your cannabis plant’s leaves to start turning yellow towards the end of your flowering cycle as the plant becomes nitrogen deficient while creating buds.

Good luck

Thanks for your insight !

 

[Silas P. Silas]

What strength are you mixing the GH and Calmag nutes? You should have plenty of Nitrogen with the GH veg feed dosage and CalMag, which has Calcium Nitrate.

Following the nebula haze feed schedule . Also i should probably mention i messed up and bought botanicare CalMag instead of the GH CalMag product

 

[bk78]

Are you feeding the plant daily with 15-20% run off?

 

[bk78]

What lights are you using? And what’s the distance you have them from the plant?

 

[Silas P. Silas]

What lights are you using? And what’s the distance you have them from the plant?

Hlg 600r
@ 40" dimmed to 40 % power
plants receiving roughly 500 ppfd in its current location
Runoff is around 10% and watering daily although im giving it a day without watering to see if maybe its a lack of oxygen to the roots?