Nitrogen def? Or nute burn? Something else?
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inhaleindica
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You are fine. that is normal for the bottom leaves to yellow out. So, as long as the rest of them are still green. Be careful over feeding it.
sammy2
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It looks like a nitrogen deficiency to me, here a pic to check out.
Here are 3 pics of what a nitrogen def looks like.... the first one is a nitrogen deficiency in vegging. the 2nd picture is nitrogen def in flowering; THis is completely normal for mid to late flowering; as you would want your plant to naturally yellow at the end. DO NOT add nitrogen supplement to fix the problem; just let the plant yellow as cannabis does towards the end of flowering. The last picture is one that is caused by TO MUCH Nitrogen.
(Picture 1 is a Nitrogen Deficiency in veg)( Thanks to m&m for letting me use the pic)
(Picture 3 is Mine)
sammy2
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the first one is a nitrogen deficiency in vegging which is in this pic. It sure looks like your condition.
Darth Vapour
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Plants are hungry and its not normal for plants to do that haha inhaleindica ???? since when
when deficiencies occur from the bottom up is a macro issue in this case N ,, If it starts on top of plant its Micro issue
your saying the plants are getting lots of food ??? then i suggest you check your soil ph and add some dolomite lime to correct it ASAP you want a healthy plant heading into flower not deficient one ..
what are you feeding them and have you checked ph of the solution once mixed ???? i do not understand why you did not go organic and let plants take care of them self's
this way ph would never been a issue
Here is couple of my girls i am north of the 60 parallel .. one i forced flowered only water no teas no ferts nothing only rain water
other big one is only being watered by mother nature i planted it and walked away
when deficiencies occur from the bottom up is a macro issue in this case N ,, If it starts on top of plant its Micro issue
your saying the plants are getting lots of food ??? then i suggest you check your soil ph and add some dolomite lime to correct it ASAP you want a healthy plant heading into flower not deficient one ..
what are you feeding them and have you checked ph of the solution once mixed ???? i do not understand why you did not go organic and let plants take care of them self's
this way ph would never been a issue
Here is couple of my girls i am north of the 60 parallel .. one i forced flowered only water no teas no ferts nothing only rain water
other big one is only being watered by mother nature i planted it and walked awayAttachments
sammy2
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Do you have drip trays under your pots, if so, remove them. When you water, you should have 25% run off. Without a run off you'll have salt
build up at the bottom of the pot which can affect the feeding.
Alexander Supertramp
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Looks like its N deficient too me. That is not normal yellowing. Could even be lacking Calcium and/or Magnesium.
