I don't know exactly what's wrong, but my guess is too much of either phosphorus or potassium. I think if I were you, I'd transplant to 5 gallons of happy frog and never add anything else, unless I was certain it was necessary. this really doesn't look like too much N, but I really don't think it's a deficiency because those soils have fert and you've given more. If it's is a def it's probably a micro nute like boron or zinc, but I really don't know. you really don't need much else with those soils. try just happy frog and water, and see how it does. make sure there are drain holes at the bottom of the container, water all the way to run off and let soil dry out quite a bit before you water again.
Hey guys so I've been growing 2 blue dream plants for almost a month. They have looked good up until now. They are currently in their 1 gallon pots. I use ffof soil with 25% perlite. 4 150w equiv. 5700k cfl bulbs. Water when it looks dry (around 3 days). 80-84 degrees and 40-50% humidity. I noticed the bottom leaves changing color a bit and slowly started to yellow over a few days so from what I had been informed I got some nutes(pic above) to try and solve a nitrogen deficiency. I watered them with it yesterday and after 24 hours they looked perky but the leaves closer to the bottom have only Gorton more yellow and one leaf has a brown spot. Can anyone help me out with what he issue could be and any solutions? (Oh and they have been topped a week or so ago)
