In budding, but yellow leafs slow progress..?

blower

blower

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I have four little ones that are under a hps1000w. They have been in 12/12 for about a month. One is far in budding some red hairs most leafs are green. The other one is a small one because was switched to 12/12 after two weeks of veg. The other 2 are showing Preflower some yellow leafs. I feed: rootsorganics bloom, organic tea.
Should I combine some rootsorganic veg with bloom? Then introduce jacks classic bloom at week 5 of budding?
 
Agent 47

Agent 47

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blower said:
I have four little ones that are under a hps1000w. They have been in 12/12 for about a month. One is far in budding some red hairs most leafs are green. The other one is a small one because was switched to 12/12 after two weeks of veg. The other 2 are showing Preflower some yellow leafs. I feed: rootsorganics bloom, organic tea.
Should I combine some rootsorganic veg with bloom? Then introduce jacks classic bloom at week 5 of budding?
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I would say it would be good to mix in a veg fert, or use the veg fert alone to get the leaves back to being nice and green if your problem is indeed N def. Then wherever it takes you from there is up to your plant. I don't like to let schedules control when i feed, I give the plants what they desire, when they desire it.

Jacks is good stuff, have you ever tried Dyna-Gro? All the micro's and macro's in one bottle
 
Resinant Frequencies

Resinant Frequencies

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blower said:
I have four little ones that are under a hps1000w. They have been in 12/12 for about a month. One is far in budding some red hairs most leafs are green. The other one is a small one because was switched to 12/12 after two weeks of veg. The other 2 are showing Preflower some yellow leafs. I feed: rootsorganics bloom, organic tea.
Should I combine some rootsorganic veg with bloom? Then introduce jacks classic bloom at week 5 of budding?
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Since you use roots organics, add Amino Aid & Big Swell both from Aurora. The AA provides real nitrogen in the form of amino acids, and glucosides, this will maintain compact heavier flowers, and replenish vigour. Big Swell, provides carotenoids, and brix sugars along with a complex array of plant metabolytes. This way you can avoid airy buds from the wrong Nitro.
 
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