How to fix yellowing of new growth

Grmy2timez

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Hi I planted from seed a few weeks back in dwc and she's being going good up until a couple days ago where the new growth was coming in yellow did a reservoir change and added 1/2 dose of gh flora trio to it any body have any time to help out a newbie much appreciated
 

HydroRed

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I would just put straight ph'd water in the res til you start to get green vegetation again. When you begin feeding again after green veg is back, run it appox 1/4 of what you should. Plants that young dont really need too much for nutrients. They are building root mass more than vegetation at this point.
I dont believe its hungry. It would be eating itself if that were the case, and all the yellowing is in the new vegetation.
 

Grmy2timez

Member
Yea seedlings can do well up until around 10-14 days...

I say give it half dose or even 3/4 dose and see how she responds. Looks hungry
I would just put straight ph'd water in the res til you start to get green vegetation again. When you begin feeding again after green veg is back, run it appox 1/4 of what you should. Plants that young dont really need too much for nutrients. They are building root mass more than vegetation at this point.
I dont believe its hungry. It would be eating itself if that were the case, and all the yellowing is in the new vegetation.
im a try that out
 

churchhaze

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It's on both top feed and bubble
That doesn't make a difference. It's either underfed, too high pH, or both. I see deficiency, particularly iron.

A lot of people will say to start DWC with tap water or very low nutes, but this limits seedlings in their first few weeks. The minute nutrient levels are raised to a sufficient level, the plants always start taking off. There's no reason to purposefully starve seedlings...
 

Grmy2timez

Member
That doesn't make a difference. It's either underfed, too high pH, or both. I see deficiency, particularly iron.

A lot of people will say to start DWC with tap water or very low nutes, but this limits seedlings in their first few weeks. The minute nutrient levels are raised to a sufficient level, the plants always start taking off. There's no reason to purposefully starve seedlings...
Didn't know u meant ph levels my bad
 

Grmy2timez

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I would just put straight ph'd water in the res til you start to get green vegetation again. When you begin feeding again after green veg is back, run it appox 1/4 of what you should. Plants that young dont really need too much for nutrients. They are building root mass more than vegetation at this point.
I dont believe its hungry. It would be eating itself if that were the case, and all the yellowing is in the new vegetation.
What u think this is Wat I came to should I still flush with reg phd water
 
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