I'm growing in soil. So far, the leaves aren't yellowing at all, just curling downward.
That's very possible. I had cut the lighting from 18 to 12 hours over the previous week, without really adjusting how much water I was giving them. I've switched to watering every other day for now and giving them just water with rooting supplement (first) and a light dose of molasses (last night). How long until the leaves start to correct themselves?
I watering relatively lightly daily. My plants are in 6 gallon bags and I would rarely water until water dripped out of the bag. Also, the temperature has dropped significantly in the last week, which I'm sure contributed to the recent symptoms of over watering.
They are in 6 gallon bags. If I drenched them every time I watered, I probably could have gotten away with watering every 2-3 days, but I like checking on them every day, so I'd give them a light watering once a day, usually with a weak fert mix. Water pH is generally around 6.5 when I water. They're pretty old plants by now (cloned around 6 months ago) and are about 5' tall after multiple prunings and lots of attention. They've looked super strong and healthy (with the exception of a short case of mites) the entire time until a few weeks ago when I switched them to bloom, changed thier bulb and started phasing in some bloom fert.What size of pot? Is that an air pot? my are in a 5 gallon fabric bags 1 foot tall at the moment I water once a week with a really lite mix of 2 part sunshine mix 4 and 1 part grow stones
There is no such word as "Speed" in growing. "Step Away From The Plants!!"
Sorry bro, I'm not actually sure what those are, sorry I'm a bit of a noob. I've just done a lot of research into deficiencies as I've always enjoyed growing plants, but I would say the best thing you can do is just tone down the nutes a bit and make sure you get a good amount of air to the roots between watering's, you might wanna give it a flush aswell
Do not use superthrive in flower, assuming it's the bottle that looks like a 50s comic book ad. Your plants will get real stretchy and if used too far in your buds will look great but be very larfy and never dense up. It also supposedly can cause nanners if you give too much during flower. Your best way back would be just waiting it out. Seaweed extract is about the only thing I would suggest and I would even be cautious there because you definitely sound like you're loving them to death.
