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Letting your plants droop will create yellowing on larger leaves. This is almost definitely your issue. The drooping is a sign that your plant is deficient in water and the root hairs are dying back. The best way to gauge when to water is to get a feel for the weight. You should also check out...

Veg+Bloom is 1 powder for the whole process and has worked great for me.

I've been using Veg+Bloom for over a year and not had any deficiencies. Read through my thread as I have used it with several different soils Fox Farm OF being one of them. It is most likely over/under watering or heat if it is yellowing. I would recommend their Dirty version as it is designed...

These were at 8 weeks. they are dried now and extremely potent. i will try and get some dry pictures as well.

not sure whay happened to the pics I put up. let me try again

A very unique, fast maturing sativa dominant strain. Reeks of lime fuel and pine. Great calyx to leaf ratio with little need trimmin at harvest. Definitely a keeper.

Here are some shots of the finished product

Chernobyl, easy trim pheno HPS, Promix, Veg+Bloom dirty

Chernobyl by TGA seeds. I highly recommend it, very uplifting smoke with a wonderful unique flavor

In peat moss I ran it 1.4EC almost the whole through and never referenced my pH. I did run a pure RO flush a couple times, not sure how much of a difference it made. The buds are definitely larger than what I have gotten in the past and the fragrance is very strong.

With RO and Promix my pH of run off is 6 when using 1tsp per gallon. Very low maintenance. I am definitely seeing better results than using the RO formula they sell.

Your ladies are looking healthy huff!

Chernobyl grown in Promix fed with Veg+Bloom Dirty formula at 1tsp per gallon. Still 2 weeks to go and already smelling like a lime slurpee.

Looking good!

Anybody else using this? 1 tsp per gallon feed,feed, flush per directions. Supposedly designed more for peat moss and soil.

Some fertilizers are designed for soil. They are buffered to maintain a more neutral pH.

Which soil of theirs are you using?

Peat moss by itself is really acidic. After your veg cycle I would top dress with lime every 2-3 weeks at the rate of about 1 tbsp. per 5 gallon container. The added calcium helps keep the peat from becoming to acidic.

Well said Bakatare. I'm a fan of good commentary. Forums are great for sharing info. I can say that after trying other cheaper and more expensive products, Veg+bloom has earned its place in my garden. It is really easy and grows very resinous flowers. I haven't had any problems with it. If I had...