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I doubt this color change due to low temps even though my temps reach as low as 19°c I'm guessing deficiency I'm well into week 4 of flowering and the top leaves are yellowing from fingers to stem with the tips and serrations turning red/purple

Thanks for the response will do ! Hopefully it can recover from my mistake I notice she's taking an extra day to dry out her pot so I may have damaged the root system

Soo I've been using foxfarms nutrient line but I found out that their schedule is for 1month veg 2month flower I'm currently on week 7 of veg and noticed some nitrogen deficiency so me being OVERZEALOUS added more Wholly Mackerel to the solution which is high in N and Cal Mag (friend told me it...

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I'e been following the FoxFarm Nutrient line the pics I took the other day is when I flushed it with a gallon and half water with 1/4 recommended nudes. I had flushed it with a gallon regular Ph'd water couple days prior to flushing with the gallon and half. I just fed her today with a gallon of...

Also I'd like to add FLUSHING can do alot more harm then good, if anyone does not know the difference between flushing and "leeching" then I'd recommend looking it up. Someone pointed this out to me and honestly it makes alot of sense.

Simply because ph does play a huge factor in nutrient absorption hence nutrient deficiencies (or what seems like it) but really is just the lockout of a specific nutrient due to lack of right ph. And some cases are more severe then others depending on mediums and strains. But I do agree with...

The first three are pics of my Somango XL she seems to be yellowing from the oldest growths and the browning looks like nutrient burn but I can tell because usually nutrient burn occurs at the tips and is a little more pronounced these little brown spotting looks like a possible pest problem...

Good shit thank you I didn't even think about how the clay pot could effect my ph as well I'll transplant first thing in the mornin

I was thinking the same thing I was hoping to get away with using the clay pot just until I could transplant it to its final plastic pot. I also have another that I think may be showing signs of N Toxicity so I flushed her with ph' d water yesterday just in case I'll post a pic rn

I planned on topping her once the six node popped, as for the soil it's not overwatered butbi think SouthCross may be on to something about the clay pot not being ideal because of water absorbtion

Just came home this morning from work and she was like this soil is moist but not wet

The coydelon leave has slight nutrient burn come me diluting a half ml of nutrients and dripping it on the rapid rooter a few days ago but the seedling has since recovered which wouldn't be the cause of the drooping maybe I'm overthinkin it but I don't like my seedlings drooping

I put the dropper to the side so the water drops roll over the hydroton rocks into the rapid rooter it's been working well she's a healthy seedling maybe a little leggy but I lowered the light just in case only issue I'm having now is the cyanobacteria pest that plagued my first seedling I just...

Sounds good thanks for the positive feedback I just started this new drip feed I had it setup differently my first grow I germinated the same way had no problems until I developed cyanobacteria from the temps but I have that fixed as I found a few threads from Heisenberg

Shut yo negative ass up I'm here for help not hate