nute issue or wat

J Botwin

J Botwin

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been flowering for about 2 weeks wondering y fan leaves are turning yellow I was using bontonicare Cal mag haven't used it in bout a month need feedback ASAPIMG_20120910_072714.jpgIMG_20120910_073313.jpg
 
Rizzo00

Rizzo00

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Looks to me like its just normal yellowing of fan leaves due to the start of flowering. Transplant might help a little if.... You are careful and dont hurt it when you do it. Gentle gentle gentle. I wouldnt be concerned with the yellowing. Good luck. What strain?
 
slayer6669

slayer6669

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i disagree id be concerned with the yellowing it shouldnt be that yellow until its towards the end of flowering. it needs something for sure the 5 gallon bucket will help for sure and id give it a high nitrogen nutrient if you got any. when you transplant your roots are most likely root bound and will be all coiled up in bottom of pot, be sure to pull them apart a little bit and ruff the outer edges of the dirt up it will help its roots take into the bigger container.
 
slayer6669

slayer6669

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i mean the yellowing isnt terrible but it will prolly get way worse before plant is done, and you not really supose to feed plants alot of nitrogen when they are flowering but that thing needs some to get it thriving to produce you some big buds then after you green it up a little you will something high in P and some K
 
wheezer

wheezer

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Rizzo00 said:
Looks to me like its just normal yellowing of fan leaves due to the start of flowering. Transplant might help a little if.... You are careful and dont hurt it when you do it. Gentle gentle gentle. I wouldnt be concerned with the yellowing. Good luck. What strain?
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Ignore this^^ it DOES need transplating to a bigger pot first and formost. You can't tear the root ball all to hell, but when they are that root bound, Slayer is right,loosen em' up some when do it, you don't have to be that careful with em' ..it's a weed. Once you get it potted up, feed some balanced fert with some nitro and some bloom nutes as well. Look for a 5-10-5 or somethin like that with a little more phospkorous for flowering, but with some nitro too.
 
J Botwin

J Botwin

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damn it I already did it and they were coiled up well to late I guess or is it... n where can I get that 5_10_5
 
J Botwin

J Botwin

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is it better to use liquid nitrogen or fert or the 5-10-5 has the nitrogen n phospkorous in it sorry for all questions ima newbie that dnt wana fuck up nun
 
chickenpoop

chickenpoop

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slayer6669 said:
i disagree id be concerned with the yellowing it shouldnt be that yellow until its towards the end of flowering. it needs something for sure the 5 gallon bucket will help for sure and id give it a high nitrogen nutrient if you got any. when you transplant your roots are most likely root bound and will be all coiled up in bottom of pot, be sure to pull them apart a little bit and ruff the outer edges of the dirt up it will help its roots take into the bigger container.
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^^^ This ^^^
 
B166ER420

B166ER420

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Please j botwin if I may butt in,you r 6-8 weeks from harvest,suffering nute issues,why would u add more.Now shes stressed from transplant.I would use just plain h2o for at least 2weeks,then if you must use ferts(www.plantstogrow.com) go organic,just remember when in veg higher N lower PK,when in flower lower N higher PK,and use 1/4 or 1/2 of recommended dosages:).Good luck,let us know how it turns out.
 
intenseneal

intenseneal

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Looks like it needs nutes. If you have only been giving it CaMg the you need need to feed it some. I also use the Botanicare nutes except for the CaMg+ I used GH. I would feed it a little veg and a little flower nutes. For sure needs to be in a 3-5G pot at this point.
 
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