Help with diagnosis

Kadoe21

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Runtz auto both week 5 in happy frog soil w%20 perlite.


I have older growth on bottom of plant going from dark healthy green to lime green to yellow.

There's only one leaf to two leaves affected moving from bottom of plant moving upward.

I increased my fox farm nutes from 1/2tsp per gal to 1tsp per gal. Its not gotten worse since that watering 3 days ago. Trying to determine if I'm.under or over on nutes. My pH is adjusted to 6.2IMG_20210906_092349.jpgIMG_20210906_092359.jpg
 

Kadoe21

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Definitely not over watering . I let the soil dry out where there's noticeable weight difference when picking up plant, as well as sticking my finger down a couple inches into soil to ensure its not moist below.

May be noteworthy I watered them just now as they were dried out and I had to prepare double the water at 4.25 gallons in order to water just to run off and stop. I just put in these catch pans a couple days ago and previously might have been under watering I think. 16309514059687911827897019555134.jpg
 

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Cotyledon420

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Deficiency usually start from the bottom...your starting to flower sooo before I say anything else

What are you feeding them big bloom? Or grow big which fox farm nutrient bottle are you or have you been using

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Cotyledon420

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According their feeding chart and what you've told me I'd say your underfeeding and you caught it just in time....I'd ramp it up a little bit


But again which bottle are you using Grow Big, Big Bloom, Tiger?
 

Rurumo

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Keep an eye on the new growth, those old leaves won't return to normal. You might have fixed the issue by increasing your feed strength.
 

Kadoe21

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Deficiency usually start from the bottom...your starting to flower sooo before I say anything else

What are you feeding them big bloom? Or grow big which fox farm nutrient bottle are you or have you been using

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My most recent feeding was 1tsp grow big and 1tsp tiger bloom.
 
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