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If its just the tips its nuteburn. You can flush and give 1/4 strength nutes to fix

is this what you mean by yellowing in the sawtooth part?

Thank you forr clarifying ! I will stop by my local hydroponics store today pick some up.

Hey all, I have a plant about 1 week into flowering , bag seed, and I'm thinking I have a mg def. The outer edges of the leaves yellow. It happened in Veg so I flushed and it kinda went away but came back. I'm using fox farms trio and forest soil.

Flowering with 6500k?

Like the leaf part of the leaves.... Not the stems.. If its no worry thenill leave them as they are. Thanks for the input everyone.

It's on the newest leaves.

Thanks for they replies guys - What about the purple coloring? I noticed that another plant is getting purple where the newer leaves are starting to grow. Am I babying my plants ? Am I worrying over nothing ?

Hey guys, I have 3, 3 week old plants, unknown strain , under cfls and I believe they are in 12 inch pots. This one plant has yellowing on its new leaves, spreading outward , and the newest set growing in is a bit purple. I thought it might be some n and/or p deficiencies, I'm not 100 percent...

Hey everyone I have 3 seedlings growing in a organic mg potting soil , no nutes. There almost 2 weeks old , grown from seeds. They seem to be doing very good, but I noticed on one that it had a blistery, sort of wrinkly appearance on the leaves, looks like its in between veins. It looks like...

You can, but this takes away energy from making buds into making more leafs and branches

What was your ph before? Changing ph in a day can harm your plant, so always try lowering your ph throughout a couple of days.And yes, it is showing a sight deficiency in p too, i can see the stem turning purple.20-20-20 ferts are good , it will give your plant what it needs and may clear up...

It may be a P deficiency. Nute lockout will result in yellowingon the tips of the leaves. get a fert with a higher P and N, a 20-20-20 fert is always good

Try getting a fan on e plant, crispingon the tips may be due to heat stress and the top plant looks overwatered.If you've overwatered your plant, its leaves will be firm and curled down all the way to the stem of the leaf. Try watering when the top couple of inches of soil is dry

Picture please