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Herb & Suds
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Looks like something is leaving you short on nitrogen in that organic you are running
Cpappa27
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Feed it some NPK and itll be fine.
I have been I’m hoping that it’s not root rot, I have been watering about every 3 days and checking to make sure pots are light
Cpappa27
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You can fix that by just getting on a better watering schedule. Probably not root rot, the plant isnt showing that in my opinion.
amneziaHaze
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If you are organic they are all slow release soo it will take time before plants can use it.
Top is yellow bottom is green that is a sign of overfeeding
Top is yellow bottom is green that is a sign of overfeeding
Yea I’m using purple cow organics
Billy the Mountain
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Lime green new growth in early flower is nothing to worry about and quite typical.
Keep calm and carry on.
Keep calm and carry on.
ALPHA.GanjaGuy
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this is one of the most important times to do so, they are stretching and still need nitrogen.. after stretch you can start to dial it back
they're basically saying I'm trying to grow but I'm hungry, feed me..
amneziaHaze
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Wouldnt they say it with taking nitrogen from the bottom since its a mobile nutrient????
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If the yellowing leaves are at the top of your plant or the yellow leaves are mostly new growth, then you probably don’t have a nitrogen deficiency. Nitrogen deficiencies usually affect the oldest, lowest leaves first, or the entire plant becomes light colored.
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If the yellowing leaves are at the top of your plant or the yellow leaves are mostly new growth, then you probably don’t have a nitrogen deficiency. Nitrogen deficiencies usually affect the oldest, lowest leaves first, or the entire plant becomes light colored.
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ALPHA.GanjaGuy
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I didn't say deficiency.. yet.. but its the classic stretch yellowing, 2nd week of flower that many growers see if not feeding properly for stretch..
did you not notice the entire middle plant becoming lighter in color?
The left one is fine but if not fed a good npk it will probably be right behind the middle one, I would not do anything for the left one but feed it as you have, the middle one I would increase the N a little bit 10-20% more and it would only be until stretch is done.
the one on the right seems to be slightly behind the one on the left.
this is my opinion. the op has both our opinions (although you provided no actual advice to them) and others opinions, they can choose who's to use
amneziaHaze
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Plant will allways kill the shadow leafs before she kills the beautiful full working young leafs. Soo no its not a deficency and no he doesnt need nitrogen.he has organic shit in it meaning it will fill his pot every day more and more on its own.if he puts even more in 5 days the plant will burn like the hindenberg
ALPHA.GanjaGuy
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that's not my experience running purple cow and organics.. this is when I am feeding my heaviest nitrogen, until about week three depending on the strain
ALPHA.GanjaGuy
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what are you feeding your plants?
Been feeding lotus nutrient brand was using the grow but just switched to bloom, and early on I was using purple organic x-1 and supercharger
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Been feeding lotus nutrient brand was using the grow but just switched to bloom, and early on I was using purple organic x-1 and supercharger
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Budzbuddha
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This is most likely the reason - you started bloom nutes early. The reason i say early is that you want to feed straight veg nutes into flower. Plant needs this for transitioning and stretch phase - you should begin nutes after stretch .
And then it will have fully changed over to bloom.
