Yellow leaves on 2 1/2 week olds
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ettubrutus
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What soil are you using?
aceb07
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it may b the nutes n the soil. i had miracle grow organic choice and the nutes cause my plants to start to die!!!!!! do the leaves look as if they r drying up even tho they r watered.
but it could b a number of problems u should give more info on your plants and the fine folks here will b able to help u better
but it could b a number of problems u should give more info on your plants and the fine folks here will b able to help u better
Lord Dangly Bits
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PICTURES ARE WORTH 1,000 WORDS. It would be better to Show a Picture and just put the words Need help, Then to write a 50 word paragragh telling what you need help with. Show us some pictures. There are at least 30 different things that can make your leaves yellow.
Light hitting the roots.
not enough ferts.
To much Ferts.
Cat pissed in the pot.
The list goes on and on and on. Pictures of your plant and your set up will allow people to see the true color of yellow, how the leaf is laying, is it droopy, wilted, or crumbley. What light, how many fans. Do you have good air flow in the room.
SHOW PICTURES!!!!!! With out them all you would get is a guess.
So here is my guess. A little Alien flying by our planet needed to take a piss break. So he flew in your window, stepped off his ship, and pissed in your Pot. Grabbed a bud and rolling papers off your table and was off once again.. FLYING HIGH.....
Light hitting the roots.
not enough ferts.
To much Ferts.
Cat pissed in the pot.
The list goes on and on and on. Pictures of your plant and your set up will allow people to see the true color of yellow, how the leaf is laying, is it droopy, wilted, or crumbley. What light, how many fans. Do you have good air flow in the room.
SHOW PICTURES!!!!!! With out them all you would get is a guess.
So here is my guess. A little Alien flying by our planet needed to take a piss break. So he flew in your window, stepped off his ship, and pissed in your Pot. Grabbed a bud and rolling papers off your table and was off once again.. FLYING HIGH.....
swampgrower
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looks like they are stretching a little too much. put your light closer. and are you using an nutes?
Lord Dangly Bits
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hmmm.. miracle grow... if you had only said miracle grow. then i would have said the soil. (NUT BURN). But with the other stuff you told me, and those pictures. I would almost say you are starving the plants. I think the yellow you see is the plant fadeing in color starving for food. But shit,, this is almost as big of a guess as my alien story.
What is the Part per Million and PH of the water going in.. and then what is it going out also? What kind of LIGHTS.. Do you just have them on a window ceil? Or did I miss that somewhere?
What is the Part per Million and PH of the water going in.. and then what is it going out also? What kind of LIGHTS.. Do you just have them on a window ceil? Or did I miss that somewhere?
hey thanks for helping me out lord dangly bits ,
ok im growing under 4 150 full
spectrum lights and when i can i get them
in direct sun light.
another thought i had is iv been moving them
out side when its sunny out and bringing them
back in at the end of the day and put them back
under there lights. Approximately 20 hours of light and 4 of dark
and they are both outside strains.
as far as feeding, i just planted them 2 1/2 weeks
(miracle grow moisture control) so i shouldent have to feed em
for a couple of months right?
such a long long time to be gone and a short time to be there
ok im growing under 4 150 full
spectrum lights and when i can i get them
in direct sun light.
another thought i had is iv been moving them
out side when its sunny out and bringing them
back in at the end of the day and put them back
under there lights. Approximately 20 hours of light and 4 of dark
and they are both outside strains.
as far as feeding, i just planted them 2 1/2 weeks
(miracle grow moisture control) so i shouldent have to feed em
for a couple of months right?
such a long long time to be gone and a short time to be there
before you start messing with the nutes, check your pH levels of both your water and your soil.
pH levels are very important concerning how the plant is able to use the nutes.
Lord Dangly Bits
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hey thanks for helping me out lord dangly bits ,
ok im growing under 4 150 full
spectrum lights and when i can i get them
in direct sun light.
another thought i had is iv been moving them
out side when its sunny out and bringing them
back in at the end of the day and put them back
under there lights. Approximately 20 hours of light and 4 of dark
and they are both outside strains.
as far as feeding, i just planted them 2 1/2 weeks
(miracle grow moisture control) so i shouldent have to feed em
for a couple of months right?
such a long long time to be gone and a short time to be there
This is exactly why I hate to use soil that has time released Ferts in it. You have no control at all.
rite on. they are in 8 inch pots but im ultimately
moving the females into 5 gallon buckets or the ground .
do you think i should change up the soil when i move them
into there summer homes? (iv heard using the same soil minimizes stress from transplanting). and do you think i will be ok early
flowering them in the 8 inch pots, once i know the sex put
the females outside in the shade for a couple of days so they
acclimate then put em in there proper spots? thats my plan as it stands.
what do you think?
such a long long time to be gone and a short time to be there
moving the females into 5 gallon buckets or the ground .
do you think i should change up the soil when i move them
into there summer homes? (iv heard using the same soil minimizes stress from transplanting). and do you think i will be ok early
flowering them in the 8 inch pots, once i know the sex put
the females outside in the shade for a couple of days so they
acclimate then put em in there proper spots? thats my plan as it stands.
what do you think?
such a long long time to be gone and a short time to be there