Plant leaf discoloration, nUtE DEF??? or?

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genetics malawi gold / unknown african landrace
flower time 10-16 weeks
age 2 months, 5 weeks flower forgot veg time
soil (home made) redsoil, sawdust, seed/fish meal, rabbit/chicken manure(composted 7 months +)

well am worried about her cuz she is in flower 5 weeks and her other sisters (same batch of seeds) never lost any leaves or looked discolored, and they are 3 weeks to Finnish and still there leaves look nice. She looks great otherwise tho so i don't know whats up. i feed her molasses and manure teas every 2-3 weeks i also use EM (effective microorganisms) basically beneficial microbes. so what you guys think,, def or??

needs more nitrogen

But lack of light at the bottom of the plant can cause the yellowing leaves also

overall it looks really good

well its organic, i can't just put teas in, i might water log

you have way more than three weeks to go bro.

its also outside, but light penetration there might be bad

Pureblood89 said:

you have way more than three weeks to go bro.

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not this plant, this has 7

sorry I skimmed, and read 3 weeks to finish

so any one think its any thing other than nitro deff? i d get it that soil is full of food am worried about addiing any more

lolz no big deal i skimm too thats why i put that section up there for ppl who don't want to

do you have a ppm meter?

On several plants for a week I have been picking off about 20-30 leafs every single day at the bottom from yellowing and the yellowing has been working its way up the plants.
Three days ago I gave those plants a dose of Bat Guano 10-1-1 and for the first time not a single leaf has turned yellow in 3 days.
I am convinced mine were yellowing and dropping because of needing N. Now no yellowing and drops and I am very happy and releaved finally.

Btw, my Fox farm soil has plenty food but I feed the Guano anyway with no ill effects.
I can't say that will be your case if you feed higher N.

But the food in FFOF only lasts 2-3 weeks then you wanna start feeding.. and to above poster I AM SOOOOO GLAD SOMEONE IS REALIZING THAT YOU STILL NEED NITROGEN DURING FLOWERING

Yes, N is needed for flowering! Your plant(s) will thank you.

I have a strain that uses 3x's the amount of nitrogen in flowering then in does in veg

welll i don't have a ppm meter, is there a way to check ghetto way like using baking soda and vinegar to check ur ph? and what do you guys think i can use to ad n that doesn't include drenching the plant ?

you guys have also to consider my location, (no fox farm no MG i need basic materials)