Yellow Leaves

Huel Perkins

Well-Known Member
Looks to be some sort of deficiency but I'd just be guessing if I tried to pin point exactly what the deficiency is. If it were my plant I would slightly increase the amount of nutes you're feeding her.
 

ProfessorPotSnob

New Member
pH is most critical and 9 out of ten deficiencies stem from Ph , start there and up your feeding schedule.. Looks like a new arrival that is adjusting as well my friend ..
 

oldesthippy

Active Member
Well i do not take the ph on the Nutrients water is 6. and soil is 3/4 Pro Mix 1/4 Amazon Bloom thanks for all the imput
 

ProfessorPotSnob

New Member
Flora Nova will lower you waters ph 6.0 out of the optimum range unless its intended for Hydro .. Your going to want to use a meter when feeding as well as ph up .. Your soil looks peat based and if its aged the pH will be lower than it once was .. All soils have a Ph buffer . Most use lime but some use oyster shell .. I have a soil pH meter of high grade quality and we could find out what the root zone pH is and that helps more than anything in a sense when keeping things optimal .. Let me know bro and I ll bring it over soon ..

With soil you want to maintain a ph of 6.5-6.8 Soiless 6.2-6.5

Edit : I thought that was ProMix based lol
 

Motorbuds

Well-Known Member
Good observation , keep an eye on it and make your move accordingly .. I think your going to see some major growth out of her once she puts down some roots ...
Yep, same way I'd approach it. Just keep a close eye on it and watch for other symptoms. Might be nothing.
 
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