plants still yellowing

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Westbankstef

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Temp-75
Hum 58
Soil

so I had a couple of plants start yellowing. After research and question I thought it might be the pot size so I up potted to 6 inch pots.

about 4 days after transplant they are still yellowing a bit.
some have red brownish tips but I thought that was from letting them dry out too much.


I fed at 600 ppm
1/2 tablespoon max sea
2ml/ Camg
5ml/ base a+b

is their a deficiency?
Am I not feeding enough?
Do I just need to give them time?
I’m posting pics at the bottom for reference.
Thank you and your appreciated
 

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GenericEnigma

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Westbankstef said:
Temp-75
Hum 58
Soil

so I had a couple of plants start yellowing. After research and question I thought it might be the pot size so I up potted to 6 inch pots.

about 4 days after transplant they are still yellowing a bit.
some have red brownish tips but I thought that was from letting them dry out too much.


I fed at 600 ppm
1/2 tablespoon max sea
2ml/ Camg
5ml/ base a+b

is their a deficiency?
Am I not feeding enough?
Do I just need to give them time?
I’m posting pics at the bottom for reference.
Thank you and your appreciated
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With the leaf tacoing and bleaching, the issue looks light-related. What are you using and how close to the plants?
 
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DaFekHappen

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Hello there! I would say Nitrogen, but...the details you've provided tells me it should be fine. Perhaps pH or Light, or just because. Perhaps a little bit of mutation even, but once again the plant looks rather fine to consider that...
 
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Westbankstef

Active Member
DaFekHappen said:
Hello there! I would say Nitrogen, but...the details you've provided tells me it should be fine. Perhaps pH or Light, or just because. Perhaps a little bit of mutation even, but once again the plant looks rather fine to consider that...
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I really appreciate it. I was thinking that as well.
The bottoms are coming back nicely.
I didn’t even take into consideration that the effected leaves will look like poop and may not bounce back
 
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