cannot identify what's wrong with the color of the leaves

Owais · Aug 23, 2012

I have two autoflowering plants low ryder strain 16 days old from seeds both in potting soil, started giving them a very low of nutes 3 days ago, flora series from GHE 1mL micro 0.5mL gro 0.5 bloom in a gallon and i add 11mL/G of diamond nectar and 8mL/G rhizotonic to the mix, the growth seems good for me but one of them its leaves are a bit yellow, not as green as the other one, both in the same room so i believe both are having the same everything, any one can identify what's wrong with the one with yellow leaves?

here's two pics of each one of them

Medicine4Me · Aug 23, 2012

Let me think about this a minute.

Medicine4Me · Aug 23, 2012

To begin, I'd like to say, "Isn't it a trip how many differnt things that can happen that defy normal common sense and logic. With each one being the same strain that eliminates a lot of guesswork as some strains like the Sweet Tooth seem to resist everything except a chain saw!

Your soil is the same. and the water was the same and done at the same time - right?

What about your ventalation and air flow? Is that plant closest to a cooler/fan or heat vent?

Okay, I've had 2 month old plants in the same soil in ground (inside has a dirt floor) three feet apart and one decideds it's leaves need to get extra ripples in the leaves. The leaves don't look as cool as the one next to it, but the plant overall is in solid shape and has been that way for 3 weeks now. Go figure?

What I'm thinking is you might have had the light on that plant closest and the leaves didn't like it that close. Or your could have a preditor on that plant messing with the underside of the leaf? Just give it a look. It looks mostly like something chemical made the leaves turn that way - possibly not shaking your nutrients up well just before pouring.

A thousands possiblities - Bottom line - I think your plant will be fine - I wouldn't do anything drastic - JUST my opinion!

Owais · Aug 23, 2012

thanks for trying to help, i'll keep an eye on her to see if there are any other abnormal things happens to her

Medicine4Me said:
To begin, I'd like to say, "Isn't it a trip how many differnt things that can happen that defy normal common sense and logic. With each one being the same strain that eliminates a lot of guesswork as some strains like the Sweet Tooth seem to resist everything except a chain saw!

Your soil is the same. and the water was the same and done at the same time - right?

What about your ventalation and air flow? Is that plant closest to a cooler/fan or heat vent?

Okay, I've had 2 month old plants in the same soil in ground (inside has a dirt floor) three feet apart and one decideds it's leaves need to get extra ripples in the leaves. The leaves don't look as cool as the one next to it, but the plant overall is in solid shape and has been that way for 3 weeks now. Go figure?

What I'm thinking is you might have had the light on that plant closest and the leaves didn't like it that close. Or your could have a preditor on that plant messing with the underside of the leaf? Just give it a look. It looks mostly like something chemical made the leaves turn that way - possibly not shaking your nutrients up well just before pouring.

A thousands possiblities - Bottom line - I think your plant will be fine - I wouldn't do anything drastic - JUST my opinion!

cannot identify what's wrong with the color of the leaves

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