5ft dp BIG problem

i have this dp and ive treated it for sulfur and it was working to get it gone then reversed. it had/has P def im working on that while this sulfur Def is still in the way but also i have one bigger problem it now has something else. the green is being drained from the plant starting on the inside of the viens and exspanding outward. what is going on???it maybe iron

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bump. it took 3 months to get to this point i dont want to anything but fix it. can you help me?

I cant make out any thing with that lighting sorry good lluck

will treating for iron and sulfur def cause a bigger problem? if its that with P def then the solution of bat shit and Epsom salt in theory would fix it. but is it those 3. but it still has other leaves draining green from the viens outward rather than the outsides to the viens yellowing. what deficency is it?

does anyone know what is wrong with my plant?

It's my understanding some strains will loose leaves and yellow as they progress too the final stage of flower you look pretty far along . 1. what strain are you running 2. what growing medium are you using. Also it looks like the plant is feeding of the Nitrogen in the fan leaves and I believe that is normal.

bump.... problem still exists, its a durban poison at the START of flower. the leaves are yellowing horrible. tons of them are falling off. is there anyone who knows what the problem is. sorry dude but that is def not the right answer im 8 weeks from the end. those leaves are an example of whats happening all over the plant.

3 months you say? how big is the planter..

What kind of soil?

Are you PH adjusting when you water/feed?

Before I do anything to treat a nutrient problem I check PH first.

The plant is yellowing from the bottom up. It looks like nitrogen deficiency to me. I would up the nitrogen bigger plants need more food she looks hungry.

ph is always at 6.5-.6. im always on my water. its MG soil, ive grown good plants from it before. i treated for sulfur and iron a week ago but this thing is still wet. it is bottom up but still the leaves are draining the green from the inside of the leaves to the outside. not yellow tips to leaves, which is an indicator of nitrogen.

Do you think your plants may be root bound? I had a couple that were starting to yellow and they didn't seem to get any better until they were transplanted.

possible nutrient lockout

they are either root bound or unhappy with all the bullshit you have been doing to her-m yea thats right probably going to be a hermie with all that going on... sulfer deficiancy who gets that, in 16 years of growing ive never had an iron or sulfer deficiancy. you need to start over thats insane

yeah it could be root bound too, you say 3 months old but only 6 days flowering? thats pretty damn long for an indoor grow, there are a couple things i can come up with:
1: if you've been using the same pot for the last 3 months for vegging and only started flowering 6 days ago you've been starving the soil for 3 months and then start to flower with horrible dead soil, no organisms and only the basic nutrients if you only fed it basic nutrients which works perfectly fine for a 8 week flower but higher than that you should really consider buying micro organism encreasing stuff like molasses and all those extra soil stuff like that stuff that gets rid of dead roots and turns it into good organisms, im really high so i have absolutely no idea what they call them.

2: your soil will get really dense over time cause of the constant watering and drying, unless a good soil mixture of coco or perlite or anything else that encreases air in the soil this wont really happen but it does happen faster when growing for a longer time.

3: If you dont have holes under your pot it will grow roots untill they all strangle eachother and die at once, i'd imagine it looking a little bit like this if that happened. also this most of the time only occurs when you grow for a longer time in a smaller pot.

the only thing i can come up with is that you've vegged it for too long in a too small pot or not enough nutrients, i dont know anything about serious nutrient deficiencies as i dont even know how to type to word

I hope i didnt insult you with anything i just randomly assume you have 0 knowledge about growing so its a little easier for me to type the story, if you have considered all these things and im just talking shit then so be it.


Good Luck & Peace!

grateful420 said:

Do you think your plants may be root bound? I had a couple that were starting to yellow and they didn't seem to get any better until they were transplanted.

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transplanted

mrblu said:

possible nutrient lockout

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hope not, the other leaves lead me to believe she will be fine if i give it enough time.

tusseltussel said:

they are either root bound or unhappy with all the bullshit you have been doing to her-m yea thats right probably going to be a hermie with all that going on... sulfer deficiancy who gets that, in 16 years of growing ive never had an iron or sulfer deficiancy. you need to start over thats insane

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not happening, ive come to far to let her go. care for her a bit more then spoil her when shes fixed and it will all be fine.

You should invest in a soil kit. They stop a lot of guess work, and I bought one on Amazon for $20. It's the only way to know for sure what's up with you soil. Are only some leaves affected on the plant, or just a few? It it only fan leaves? Looks like it could be a natural die off to me. Good luck

its most of the leaves. i say over half are dying with the massive yellowing.

http://www.growery.org/2991/Diagnosis
check that out.

[h=3]Sulpher (S):[/h]-General chlorosis (lightening of leaves while retaining green color)
-Chlorosis similar to nitrogen deficiency but appears all over plant, not concentrated in the older leaves
-Necrotic patches can appear on petiole
-Distinct pink/red coloring of underside of leaves and stems


[h=3]Iron (Fe):[/h]-Chlorosis occurs near base of leaves on new growth
-Interveinal regions turn pale or white but the veins remain dark green
-Bleaching continues moving down to the rest of the plant and necrotic spots appear on the leaves
from that i would believe you are treating for the wrong symptoms. i'm no weed doctor tho, i just read a lot.

http://www.growweedeasy.com/how-do-i-check-the-pH-of-my-water
good pH link..

my guess is you have lockout because you said after a week pots are still wet. check your pH runoff and asses from there.

good luck man. i hate seeing my plants have any problems either. and your way further into this grow than i am.