Yellowing bottom leaves!!! HELP!!!

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Lemongellly

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okay. so i have two plants in a cabinet, under 1 long 105w, and 4 26 w at 6500. the temperature is consistently between 70-80 degrees.

everything was going good. but here is where i think i fucked up! i started usuing shultz plant food in with waterings. the box said to use everytime you water, so thats what i did. id water with about a 1 qt of water, and id put 7 drops to 1 qt. id do this for each plant!

about two weeks ago, i noticed some drooping, so i stopped using the plant food.

then i noticed some gnats, so i put a couple drops of dish detergent in a small spray bottle and sprayed the dirt with it. everybody says on here thats the way to go....and the leaves were yellowing before this too.


so, i dont know. its my first time, and i need some advice.

what did i do wrong?


pics in a few mins
 
EarthlyPassions

EarthlyPassions

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Some of my healthiest plants have a couple of VERY yellow leaves at the bottom, yours hardly have the slightest tinge. Nothing to worry about, your plants are not in peril.
You just over-fertilized for a while, but you've already fixed your mistake. When you feel ready, start fertilizing again, but only use half what you did before, see if you get the same results. If you do try again later, but only with a quarter of the original amount. So on, so forth.
Good Luck!
 
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IggyZag

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not sure about this, but possible a magnesium def, I have seen those and a magnesium def and what your plants are looking like are similar..sorry if that is no help because I am not 100% for sure but throwing it out there in case someone can back me up on it, or tear me down.
 
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chesedawg

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need an answer if ya know. I have 40 plants bout 2 weeks into flowering. there are only 4 that are showing no sign of sex, but the rest that I find it hard to beleive are female, show pistils coming from the flowers, and some under the flowers. so my question is can male plants grow pistals from the flowers like females
Its my first grow, and my first time sexing, so all I have to go by are some crumby links and photos online. or anybody that knows the answer, please help, I need to transplant again, and to do so , I need to eliminate almost half of my plants, I just dont want to waste any good possible females..
can anybody help me, I need to know weather to give away a bunch or chop up a bunck tonite. Or if you recomend to leave them be for a bit longer, even though some are getting so rootbound, that some of the bottom leaves are wilting
 
EarthlyPassions

EarthlyPassions

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If they have pistils (the little white 'hairs') they're female, with a small chance of being hermie. Boys have protrusions that hang like a very small bunch of bananas would. Also, boys tend to be taller, and gangly. But don't use just that as a determining factor.
 
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irish

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chesedawg said:
need an answer if ya know. I have 40 plants bout 2 weeks into flowering. there are only 4 that are showing no sign of sex, but the rest that I find it hard to beleive are female, show pistils coming from the flowers, and some under the flowers. so my question is can male plants grow pistals from the flowers like females
Its my first grow, and my first time sexing, so all I have to go by are some crumby links and photos online. or anybody that knows the answer, please help, I need to transplant again, and to do so , I need to eliminate almost half of my plants, I just dont want to waste any good possible females..
can anybody help me, I need to know weather to give away a bunch or chop up a bunck tonite. Or if you recomend to leave them be for a bit longer, even though some are getting so rootbound, that some of the bottom leaves are wilting
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remove the lower leaves dont worry about the pistils wait until youx see a growth coming froxm the caly
 
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Lemongellly

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chesedawg said:
need an answer if ya know. I have 40 plants bout 2 weeks into flowering. there are only 4 that are showing no sign of sex, but the rest that I find it hard to beleive are female, show pistils coming from the flowers, and some under the flowers. so my question is can male plants grow pistals from the flowers like females
Its my first grow, and my first time sexing, so all I have to go by are some crumby links and photos online. or anybody that knows the answer, please help, I need to transplant again, and to do so , I need to eliminate almost half of my plants, I just dont want to waste any good possible females..
can anybody help me, I need to know weather to give away a bunch or chop up a bunck tonite. Or if you recomend to leave them be for a bit longer, even though some are getting so rootbound, that some of the bottom leaves are wilting
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DUDE START YOUR OWN THREAD!!!!!!



fuckin douche.....
 
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JESSE

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I Was watering my plants with sulfer water from a well and it burned them within a couple of days, they started getting brown spots and the leaves were really yellowing, am i having the same prob with nute lock up or whatever? should i only use the well water everyother day or so?
 
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Lemongellly

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so i've been watering with just water for a few days now, and its gotten worse!



what the hell should i do? it doesnt seem to be spreading. but the leaves that were greenish/yellow are now more straight yellow.


help!
 
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