First grow ever, yellow leaves!

ColdFire

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Help! This is my first grow ever, and I've been having problems with my plan. I found out after using my soil that it contained nutes, and now my leaves are yellow on the bottom, and turn to a light green to a dark green as you reach the top. Whats wrong and how can I fix it?
 

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looks like it could either be a ph problem or slight nitro deficiency maybe bro, although i wouldnt worry about it hugely, do keep an eye, problems start down on the lower leaves and work there way up. try adding a little more nitrogen to your mix or check your ph
 
taking a closer look at that actually bro it kind of looks like you burned them, what type of soil are you using? do u have a meter or ph or ppm pen?
 
Unfortunately no, not yet, moneys a bit short to be spending it on the plant, maybe a few months down the road I might be able to get them but for right now I can't. I am going to get some litmus paper and test the PH, but as for the soil its a mixture of 25% perlite, 25%vermiculite and 50%potting soil that i found out after has 0.08Nitrogen-0.24Phosphate and .08 potash. Is there any way to stop this from burning my plant? Can I flush it numerous times or should i remix a different soil, this time without fertilizers? What would be my best chance?
 
i would flush just once, and try and save up for a pen, it could be numerous things, personally though i say you burned her, flush once or twice, then add nutes half strength until flower
 
You've got time released nutes.....everytime you water you activate the nutes. Just continue on with what your doing and in about a month you'll be ok.
 
Ok to make a long story short, in the past while, I have replanted my plant in non-fertilized soil, also transplanting it because the roots were a bit cramped, and now it is day 3 since the transplant and I am hoping that the problem has been solved. I will also be getting a PH meter and PPM pen soon, so that will also help.
Let me know your ideas, I'll post some more pics to show what's been happening and how the yellow leaves were still occurring up to a few days ago. . . waiting on results.
 

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its rare to get a nute deficiency, Def looks like a pH problem. Wait for the leaves to get fully yellow and crispy before you cut em off, the plant still feeds off of them.

Correct your pH and water regularly and you should be legit!
 
I bought one of those cheap soil testers, and the ph looked to be 7 or around there. I am getting a ph tester soon, what can I use to lower it in soil and how much would I use. I've read a few different ways, but I'm looking for personal opinions and thing's you guys found worked.
 
when i lower the pH of my water i use lemon juice or vinegar. Vinegar is VERY concentrated though, so be careful!
 
Well so far things are going well, the plants bottom leaves are no longer turning yellow as well as starting to turn back green. I've been noticing that some of the stalks had bits of red to them, but now they are also turning green as well. So far it looks like the plant is female, but the tips have been drooping lately, any ideas why?
 

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