membrainophones
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hey guys and gals i got some plant problems hoping someone can help me diagnose the 9 i have flowering are yellowing on the tops from the center outwards and the bottom fan leaves are yellowing and falling off litterally over night up to 5 big fan leaves are falling off the bottom of each plant my soil ph is 6.5 i water with well water from my house and adjust ph to 5.8 i dont have a ppm meter but i know my water is hard water and ph out of the tap is 8.8 my last crop did this same thing but did it late into bud i attributed the yellowing and loss of leaves to budding but these girls have just had the lights changed to 12 hrs about 3 weeks ago and are already yellowing i flushed the soil right before taking these pics about 4 days ago the yellowing hasnt improved but has seem to slow and or stop for now i use advanced nutes 2 part formula using the a and b grow right now havnt purchased a and b bloom yet strain is uk chesse also my rooms gets up to 110 degress sometimes for a couple hrs could this be heat stress the leaves dont show signs of heat stress and humidity stays 40% at night 25-30% with lights on for the most part temps hover around 75-83 but like i said there are a few hrs a day of 100 degree temps i have a couple of this same strain in bubble buckets doing fantastic and using the same water i use to water the soils plants with so i really kinda stumped ive tried epsom salts for the yellowing but it hasnt helped also use myco madness bennificial micro organisms alond with the an 2 part formula think ive covered all angles feel free to ask any questions on details i may have missed
nute burn or heat stress i had these little ladies outside temps were around 105 degress when this happened i transplanted then the night before into bigger pots did not add any nutes and then the next day was super hot when i got home they looked like this at first i thought heat stress/burn but it looks to me as though its nute burn could my soil possibly have been too "hot" for the little ladies
nute burn or heat stress i had these little ladies outside temps were around 105 degress when this happened i transplanted then the night before into bigger pots did not add any nutes and then the next day was super hot when i got home they looked like this at first i thought heat stress/burn but it looks to me as though its nute burn could my soil possibly have been too "hot" for the little ladies