kgrow 15-30-15? it that a good plant food? i just got it, my plant has nitrogen deficiency i assume because the leaves are turning bright yellow..

Well if it is budding it is normal for the leaves to turn yellow. it always happens

if you can tell us what you have for soil, and how many weeks your plants are at, and a picture usually generates a lot more replies

im using just regular old dirt.. been using miracle grow on them once a week, but now i got the kgro plant food instead, plants arent budding, weird thing was these plants are short/chubby/bushy, with thick ass stalks and stems, they were in straight sunlight all day for about a month, and i watered everytime the soil was dry dry.. and the tops of plants were orange??? and now i moved them to a less sunnyier spot and the things are huge! they stretched out.. but the bottom leaves are bright yellow..ill get pics tomorrow

yeah you're going to have to supplement the N for sure. It is normal for fan leaves to turn yellow during the last couple of weeks of the plants life but even that can be overcome with proper care (not that it means anything). First of all, Miracle Grow sucks, except for Miracle Grow **Organic Growers Choice**; that's some good shit but you still have to amend it with blood meal, bone meal, dolomitic lime, agricultural lime, vermiculite or perlite, cottonseed meal, worm castings and bat guano. I know it sounds like a lot of stuff but you can get this stuff in relatively small bags and it's not expensive but it sure makes your plants happy. I wouldn't worry too much about a few yellow leaves.

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pics will help, sounds like these are in pots that you've moved? shouldn't move to less sunny, unless it was for security

it was for security, they were ontop of a old broken down crane at the top, and they got too big and you could see it from the ground.. i moved them into the ground.. ill try and get pics

sounds like a fairly stealthy location, also sounded a bit dangerous
well, you're back down on the ground, so the dangers are mostly discovery
transplanting a larger plant is a shock, this may be part of the issue, depends on the dirt in the ground to some extent