Leaves are turning yellow.

CaliRootz88

CaliRootz88

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paminmike said:
Everywhere, I am growing in soil and using Bloom, grow and Mico. I feed 2 times a week.
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What line of nutrients and how much per watering are you feeding? Why use bloom when you’re in veg? Do you have a ph meter?

My best guess thus far is you’re having issues in the root zone (a lock out) due to over/inadequate feeding schedule. Affecting your plants ability to uptake what it needs.
 
Kushash

Kushash

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CaliRootz88 said:
What line of nutrients and how much per watering are you feeding? Why use bloom when you’re in veg? Do you have a ph meter?

My best guess thus far is you’re having issues in the root zone (a lock out) due to over/inadequate feeding schedule. Affecting your plants ability to uptake what it needs.
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I think you are on to something. Feeding grow bloom and micro, probably General Hydroponics. How much will be the key if the OP shares the amount given.
I'm guessing too much P leading to a lock out. I don't recall ever seeing that look from an under fed plant.
 
70's natureboy

70's natureboy

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I see the same thing as Kushash, it doesn't look like a normal hungry plant which leads me to guess it is an overage of something. If it's a run of the mill overage of bloom nutes then most likely overage of P.
 
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paminmike

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70's natureboy said:
I see the same thing as Kushash, it doesn't look like a normal hungry plant which leads me to guess it is an overage of something. If it's a run of the mill overage of bloom nutes then most likely overage of P.
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So I should cut out bloom ? I got a PH reader the water runs 6.5-7. How do I fix this ?
 
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