Great thread UB, thanks for the info.

Question for you...I am on week 3 bloom and just started adding Fox Farm Tiger Bloom in addition to what I have been adding - Fox Farm Big Bloom and Open Sesame. I nute every other watering with the first application of Tiger Bloom two days back. Yesterday, the day after the first app of Tiger, I noticed two plants that were nice dark green in color have gone yellowish. The leaves still look healthy and they haven't stopped blooming, but the yellow color worries me. Do you think I overdid it on the nutes? All the others still look green and healthy, why would only two or so be affected?

Thanks in advance for any support you can provide.

Your not overwatering them are u. You might of over fertilized them . Then agian it could be your lights. The yellowish of some leaves are nomal but more than a few could be a sign of a problem

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Definitely not overwatering, I go at least 3 days between and finger check daily. I have not added any veg nute tho as the Ocean Forest was pretty stacked in that regard. But, the yellowing just started after the first application of the Tiger. I am hoping when the lights go on I don't see others affected as well. They were all 100% healthy before the app of Tiger so I think I overdid it. Will they recover to the beautiful dark green I was enjoying over time? I don't think it's an N deficiency, but it could be given I haven't really given any veg nutes at all. Next feeding is straight water but after that I think I will dose with the FF Grow a bit. Suggestions welcome.

Thanks

They are reacting to a NPK that doesn't support healthy green leaves. Too much P and not enough N. It's typical of the cannabis trade.

Beats the shit outta me. Perhaps they need more N.

Good luck ~

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great thread, i was wondering what you think is wrong here, they were doing great, nice root, nice green, 4 days ago i cut clones, put in bigger pots, fed yesterday, put them in bud, and this is what i woke up to today, advice? would be great, thanks

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Please help, my plant look ok indicas short and good color, but when I give them water one or two leafs simply turn sideways or almost upside down. I was givin a little to much water , and started giving less . did I give to little water or what?
Thank a bunch to anyone that helps me!!! Keep on smoking!!!

1. Did you "butcher" the root system as opposed to the rootball coming out clean and intact?

2. What did you feed them with and how much?

UB

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Thank you sir. So, just add a bit of the Grow and I should be in better shape or don't add the Grow?

Thanks again.

no butchering, they came out nice and clean, they have been fed Age Old grow 12-6-6 (1fl.oz per gal) 3 weeks ago, and 2 days ago were fed Age Old bloom 5-10-5 (1fl. oz per gal), i use fox farm ocean forest medium, they get about 2-3 cups of ph'd water (6.5) when needed

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Since the Grow is higher in N, use it instead of the Tiger Bloom, which is what's inducing your leaf drop. Good luck!

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