Yellow leaves turning dark splotches

Jjgrow420

Jjgrow420

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Check ur soil ph. Its likely off whack and causing a lockout. Are lots of leaves doing this? Its common for some lower leaves to yellow if they arent receiving light. But i do agree it looks a bit off
 
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2feather18

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Jjgrow420 said:
Check ur soil ph. Its likely off whack and causing a lockout. Are lots of leaves doing this? Its common for some lower leaves to yellow if they arent receiving light. But i do agree it looks a bit off
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Yes more leaves are starting to turn like that
 
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Blazin Budz

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How far along are they? are they almost finished? that looks like fading from finishing its life cycle. Or they're severely underfed. Probably both.
 
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2feather18

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Blazin Budz said:
How far along are they? are they almost finished? that looks like fading from finishing its life cycle. Or they're severely underfed. Probably both.
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their autos and there's seven weeks old also I'm discovering little tiny long bugs they're like brownish red they're not spider mites maybe they're babies thrips
 
calvin.m16

calvin.m16

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Doubtfully the soil as you've made it this far, the plants look like they're autoflowers possibly? Looks like they may be closing in on the last of their life cycle? Leaves usually tend to start fading out once the plant reaches ripeness & maturity in bloom.

Seriously though look for something other than Ocean Forest the only product I know of from Fox Farm that seems consistent is their Happy Frog blend. Personally I avoid Fox Farms like the plague its known to bring in larvae of bugs and have horrible PH issues that even a large array of microbes can't cure.
 
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2feather18

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calvin.m16 said:
Doubtfully the soil as you've made it this far, the plants look like they're autoflowers possibly? Looks like they may be closing in on the last of their life cycle? Leaves usually tend to start fading out once the plant reaches ripeness & maturity in bloom.

Seriously though look for something other than Ocean Forest the only product I know of from Fox Farm that seems consistent is their Happy Frog blend. Personally I avoid Fox Farms like the plague its known to bring in larvae of bugs and have horrible PH issues that even a large array of microbes can't cure.
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Yeah I know they were OUT of Coast Of Maine..so i maybe should of bought Nectar of Gods
 
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