vibesAgwan
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I have been vegging an Alaskan Ice indoors under a 400w HPS light for roughly 2.5 months.
I moved the plant outside and transplanted her into the ground roughly 5 days ago.
Yesterday I started to notice that a few of the leaves are forming yellow/brownish discoloration. After doing some research, I found that the closest matches to the problem I'm having could either be due to over-feeding, or a magnesium deficiency.
I don't think that it could be a problem with over-feeding, because she hasn't been given any nutrients in over a month (due to lack of cash).
So could this maybe be an Mg deficiency? If not..what is causing this discoloration?
Apart from that, the plant seems to be doing very healthy and loving the outdoors.
Many thanks.
I moved the plant outside and transplanted her into the ground roughly 5 days ago.
Yesterday I started to notice that a few of the leaves are forming yellow/brownish discoloration. After doing some research, I found that the closest matches to the problem I'm having could either be due to over-feeding, or a magnesium deficiency.
I don't think that it could be a problem with over-feeding, because she hasn't been given any nutrients in over a month (due to lack of cash).
So could this maybe be an Mg deficiency? If not..what is causing this discoloration?
Apart from that, the plant seems to be doing very healthy and loving the outdoors.
Many thanks.
