2 weeks and 2 days into flowering. yellowing-yellow mid bottom leaves???

phenix white

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ok...let me check em out
Not sure on those as they are for human consumption. eggshells take too long to break down. Your nutrients should contain calcium and magnesium, also sulphur and then micros too. read the packets carefully, most nutrients like yours contain a complete range of nutrients in adequate quantities.

the molasses will contain those elements too as well as a few more goodies. keep using that.

You're probably fine for cal/mag... if you have a deficiency that'll only be because you haven't fed them enough in the first place.
 

RemeberMe

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You may want to folare feed the leaves only to get the color back up. This works even when the plant doesn't need/can't be watered (as long as it has good ventilation so mold doesn't grow). Spray it a few times with something like 15-30-20 over two days (if using a small spray bottle make sure you get the mix right, you don't want to burn it!). In a few days the color should be getting much better and you can water with something slightly lower in N like 10-30-20.
 

phenix white

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well i dunno im not sure but f feeding???dont want burn or mold.... i did grind up in a fine powder of 1 eggshell for calcium!
You may want to folare feed the leaves only to get the color back up. This works even when the plant doesn't need/can't be watered (as long as it has good ventilation so mold doesn't grow). Spray it a few times with something like 15-30-20 over two days (if using a small spray bottle make sure you get the mix right, you don't want to burn it!). In a few days the color should be getting much better and you can water with something slightly lower in N like 10-30-20.
 

skunkushybrid01

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foliar feeding is the equivalent of feeding the plant intravenously. the food gets in much quicker through the pores of the leaves. Only really necessary if you're concerned about the look of the plant, so long as you have the nutrients in the medium the roots will harvest what's necessary. The plant will take care of the new growth first, then if there is more than enough for optimum growth and repair the plant will do both. The leaves and stems are used to store nutrients, so when the plant has enough for growth, the rest will get stored in the leaves and stems.

I had a DWC plant once turn completely yellow, fed her plain water for too long. Whole plant, yellow. It took around 2 weeks to get her looking anything like a normal plant should, and throughout that time she continued to produce nice buds while the right amount of food was available. Yellow will go green again given the right circumstances, but don't worry about it too much.

foliar feeding can be touch and go, be best to have some grows behind you before experimenting.
 

phenix white

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great yea a friend told me once he left a plant in the dark for a week and when he looked at it it had turned white and the buds where really big and smotherd in crystals!...also i checked my plant this morning she looks ok like the yellowing may have stopped..or stopped at where it was.hmmm i guess im not foliar feeding then. the buds are still gettin bigger lil by lil! tomarrow will be 3 weeks!
foliar feeding is the equivalent of feeding the plant intravenously. the food gets in much quicker through the pores of the leaves. Only really necessary if you're concerned about the look of the plant, so long as you have the nutrients in the medium the roots will harvest what's necessary. The plant will take care of the new growth first, then if there is more than enough for optimum growth and repair the plant will do both. The leaves and stems are used to store nutrients, so when the plant has enough for growth, the rest will get stored in the leaves and stems.

I had a DWC plant once turn completely yellow, fed her plain water for too long. Whole plant, yellow. It took around 2 weeks to get her looking anything like a normal plant should, and throughout that time she continued to produce nice buds while the right amount of food was available. Yellow will go green again given the right circumstances, but don't worry about it too much.

foliar feeding can be touch and go, be best to have some grows behind you before experimenting.
 

ogreballerina

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I check my PH once a month...if that.

But to me it looks like either a nitrogen deficiency or lockout.

When in doubt..flush it out!

Do you ever flush your soil.?..I flush 2x a month to remove fertilizer salt build up.

Are you getting leaf tip burn?
Are stems turning red ?
Are you getting brownish splotches on lower leaves?

If you answered yes to all 3 it's nute lockout and burn.
If you answered no to the first and yes to the second 2...it's deficiency.
 

skunkushybrid01

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I check my PH once a month...if that.

But to me it looks like either a nitrogen deficiency or lockout.

When in doubt..flush it out!

Do you ever flush your soil.?..I flush 2x a month to remove fertilizer salt build up.

Are you getting leaf tip burn?
Are stems turning red ?
Are you getting brownish splotches on lower leaves?

If you answered yes to all 3 it's nute lockout and burn.
If you answered no to the first and yes to the second 2...it's deficiency.
if he answers yes to all 3 then he is suffering from a deficiency. tip necrosis is caused by lack of nitrogen, necrotic edges of the leaves is a K deficiency, purple or red leaf stems shows a P deficiency. necrotic splotches on the leaves shows a lack of Calcium.

there is no lock out, he's been underfeeding.
 

phenix white

Active Member
ok ???i am confused so do i just need to stick with the Proper dosage for my nutes??? what do u suggest i give her? keep in mind i cant go to a hydro shop we have garden centers/walmart/lowes/feed stores???
if he answers yes to all 3 then he is suffering from a deficiency. tip necrosis is caused by lack of nitrogen, necrotic edges of the leaves is a K deficiency, purple or red leaf stems shows a P deficiency. necrotic splotches on the leaves shows a lack of Calcium.

there is no lock out, he's been underfeeding.
 

phenix white

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it is starting to freak me out..put yourself in my shoes w/my plant what would u do??? the next feeding is going to be the strongest so i hope all is good! i just w3ant good smoke w/decent yeild man..thats all i want and dam feels good when a man gets what he wanys lol!..so shit..i gues i'll do this strongest feed and wait another 3 days or week..i have never flushed my soil have always went lite on my nutes seems everyones does the 1/4 of what it says i read all the time where everyone dont full blast so i thought i was playing safe doing the right thing!
if he answers yes to all 3 then he is suffering from a deficiency. tip necrosis is caused by lack of nitrogen, necrotic edges of the leaves is a K deficiency, purple or red leaf stems shows a P deficiency. necrotic splotches on the leaves shows a lack of Calcium.

there is no lock out, he's been underfeeding.
 

phenix white

Active Member
on the last note also i tried checkn the ph of the soil this morning lol..umm im an idiot i have a ph tester where u put 5 drops of the red into the water cell to test the ph of wATER..NOW I WENT MID WAY INTO MY SOIL AND PUT A GOOD PINCH OF THE DIRT AND MY CLEAN GOOD WATER MIXED IT AND IT WAS BARELY ANY COLOR LOL...
I check my PH once a month...if that.

But to me it looks like either a nitrogen deficiency or lockout.

When in doubt..flush it out!

Do you ever flush your soil.?..I flush 2x a month to remove fertilizer salt build up.

Are you getting leaf tip burn?
Are stems turning red ?
Are you getting brownish splotches on lower leaves?

If you answered yes to all 3 it's nute lockout and burn.
If you answered no to the first and yes to the second 2...it's deficiency.
 

DarthD3vl

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ok i switched to my ferts for flowering the npk are 9-59-8..i know the ph is high 59! it says to feed teaspoon/a gallon water so i strted out at half of HALF a teaspoon then increaesd it a tad the next feeding. due to the high ph im worried it to much. so i go easy with it..i water/feed every 3-4 days. when dry enough should i back off the ferts giver water? increase them? or increase just N???
what ferts are you using? 9 59 8?
 

phenix white

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alright brother1 heres today! today the watering and feeding! about to do it, i just looked in at her she looks the same as yesterday the bud leaves seem to pbe perked some! So im giving the strongest feed today of the fish emulsion/and flower feed plus vitimin b/ and mollasess and eggshel powder !
I've grown a 6ft plant in a 5" pot. It isn't root bound.

Stop confusing the guy.
 
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