Don't know why my plants are yellowing

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Marteen

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• Jun 13, 2016

• #1

i have good ph, my light isn't super close to the plants. Is it time to switch to bigger pots. Any help would be awesome.

 

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bbyb420

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• Jun 13, 2016

• #2

you feeding those plants? they look burnt on new growth and could possibly be going yellow from a lockout. What soil?

 

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Marteen

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• Jun 13, 2016

• #3

bbyb420 said:

you feeding those plants? they look burnt on new growth and could possibly be going yellow from a lockout. What soil?

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Not feeding them yet, I have super soil on deck, an I'm using coco loco.

 

GuerillaGanjaGrower

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• Jun 13, 2016

• #4

Too much water maybe, you have drainage holes in those cups? How often are you watering?

 

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Marteen

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• Jun 13, 2016

• #5

GuerillaGanjaGrower said:

Too much water maybe, you have drainage holes in those cups? How often are you watering?

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I have drainage holes yes, an I water every 3 days.

 

bbyb420

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• Jun 13, 2016

• #6

Just transplant them they will bounce back almost immediately!

 

GuerillaGanjaGrower

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• Jun 13, 2016

• #7

Marteen said:

I have drainage holes yes, an I water every 3 days.

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Marteen said:

I have drainage holes yes, an I water every 3 days.

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Well, maybe they are getting root bound like you suggested. Can't think of anything else that might be causing that to happen.

 

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Marteen

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• Jun 13, 2016

• #8

ok transplant it is thanks for the info.

 

BobCajun

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• Jun 14, 2016

• #9

Fertilize them, simple as that. Slow release granules are also good for major nutes. With the granules it's impossible to get lockout or for it to leach out. They usually call it hanging basket fertilizer. If you have the granules and dolomite lime, the only other thing is sulfur and micros. I guess maybe normal lime would be better, then you could use magnesium sulfate (epsum salt) for both magnesium and sulfur.

 

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Marteen

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• Jun 14, 2016

• #10

I just transplanted them into bigger pots with some super soil. Top soil is super soil mixed with coco an then gradually more an more super soil as you go down the pot.