Leaves turning yellow bottom of plant, first time grower!

The beauty of a good flushing is that you are not adding anything new to the problem that could significantly increase the speed of the death of your plant. In my opinion the weak link of water soluble nutes is the possibility for salt build up. Most plants would benifit from a good rinse now and then so I feel it's always a good place to start.
If in fact it is nute burn related and you do flush it, you should see positive response within 12 hrs. or so. Dead leaves do not come back to life, there is only so much you can expect along those lines but if this is the solution you should see almost imediate response and you haven't spent a dime nor have you had to make another tripto the hydro store. You are also not adding a more confusing layer of shit onto an already confusing problem. I believe that almost all problems we as growers face regarding our plants are caused by us. Operator error!! Get back to square one with a flush of phed water and proceed with deliberate purpose on a basic schedule of maintanance.

If that doesn't work start with all the other courses you feel will help but start with start and go from there
btw, it ain't heat or lights
 
I think cal/mag but bottled water, which one as most should have adequate cal/mag really. Could be lockout and like the potassium idea. Still it looks like cal/mag to me. Peace
 
symbiote420 said:
I wouldn't use that!, plus that type of fert might not even work well with MJ, and since you ordered it off the net that means you have access to better, more applicable products. Research a good veg fert for MJ, what type of BioBizz soil are you uisng anyway?
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not quite understanding what you mean by that type of fert. may not work? NPK the base requisite for any healthy plant...why would something high in N not work for a plant? although again...thats not the problem, so i guess listen to symbiote.
 
gobskiii said:
not quite understanding what you mean by that type of fert. may not work? NPK the base requisite for any healthy plant...why would something high in N not work for a plant?
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Alot of ferts have applications for other plants as will......like trees, roses, and schrubs, these "broad spectrum ferts" I like to call them are more likely to harm the plants when used wrong vs a more MJ friendly nutrient.
 
Could anyone recommend a good product for cal/mag and should i not use the nitrogen feed?

And i was feeding her the tomato feed not much, small amount maybe once or twice in a week and haven't been since she started to turn yellow..
 
transplant into a bigger potter... I bet if you poped your rootball out of your potter you will see roots on the side and bottom

That usually happens to me when I need to transplant my leaves will start to yellow from the bottom up and they will get droopy
 
Hey,

She had lost a lot of leaves and i was giving up hope.. but yesterday the calmag arrived and i have her a drink and today shes perked right up :D!!!

How often should i feed her? Is it ok to give her some diluted calmag solution every few days or once a week?
 
After some calmag feeding shes looking so much better - wanted to thankyou for the recommendation, saved her :)
 

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