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yep Thanks a lot the yellowing has completely stopped.

Yep that is what I'm going now thanks a lot. Btw the epsom salts have helped and the adjustment of the ph ( I tested the ph it is now at 5.6) seemed to have halted the yellowing of the leaves. I did remove all the yellow leaves 2 days ago and everything else is still green now.

Thanks! okay, looks like the main problem here was the PH I believe, my tap water's ph is too high around 7.6. I will be making the correct changes to my water and will keep you guys updated. I have removed the old yellow leaves as they became too dry and started falling on their own. BTW I do...

They did not even have them in pharmacies. they are outdated here in Israel

I did not even get them from a lab... My dad knew someone who would have them. Not even a shop.

Hello, everyone. After spending ages trying to find them as apparently they are not longer used in my country except in labs. This is what I was able to get... 25 GRAMS OF EPSOM SALTS. IN THESE TWO TINY PACKAGES. THEY COSTED ME 3$ EACH. meanwhile in the United States you can get like a kilo for...

The roots were white but not completely white. They had a tint to them. The soil I was using earlier had no perlite in it and had this styrofoam like things in it. It also did not have a reasonable amount of them in the soil. Like 2% lol. Right now I'm using around 30% perlite. I'm 90% sure this...

Do you think using Root Juice by BIO BIZZ would help in reparing the roots, and if so is there an alternative to it like DIY. Since its kind of expensive here for me to get it. It would cost me around 35$ for the smallest 250ml container.

Do you guys agree that this might have been the whole problem? the roots had no hairs, and the plant growth was stunted, and the lower leaves felt dry and started dying, I'm guessing since there were no root hairs(caused by overwatering or no oxygen) the plant was not able to take in moisture...

The roots had no hairs on them when I transplanted btw, which tells me that the roots were very unhealthy, and I'm guessing had no oxygen due to how compact the potting soil was.

And yes it is very expensive for me to get growing materials here in Israel. If you would like to take a look at the shop I got all my new supplies from here it is. hydroshop .co.il

I'm going to stick with the changes I have done today, and I will keep you guys updated, I think the problem really was over watering. I think that the compacted soil held tons of moisture that caused this. Now I will see what the new transplant for the plant will do. Thanks everyone!

this plant is far away from the light for there to be any heat stress issues, it is the only plant that is facing this, I have 6 plants. One completed its cycle and is almost ready for harvest guys. The problem is not with the soil I use(New soil is coco that is from a coco brick), or the...

I was doing a daily time lapse of this plant, and now I gave up on the timelapse due to what occurred :(

yes I stated above that I'm no longer using pre mixed soils, and went today to a hydrogrowshop and got some liquid fertilizers by BIOBIZZ. I have applied 1.5ml per liter of BIO grow with an npk of 4-3-6

Should I also remove all the affected leaves? or will that make things worse.

As you can see above in the picture^^

This plant was grown in something similar to miracle grow, and today I completely transplanted all my plants into a new medium . I moved them into coco and perlite, biobizz bio grow, 1.5 ml per liter.

Here is a picture. It is getting worse, it is moving up into the upper leaves now. what can I do to stop it

I have also used neem oil and placed sticky traps to see if there are any pests.