My babies are yellowing! What do I do?

MMJ Mademoiselle

Active Member
Hi there! I am extremely knew to growing. I have a tiny grow of four afghani clones. Almost all of the leaves are beginning to yellow or lighten in color. Does anyone know the cause and how I can fix this or prevent it in the future? Thanks!
 

justugh

Well-Known Member
first step is always the same with or with out pics

u need to test the PH of the soil/water
to test soil u get water .....u ph the water so u know what it is (6.5 is the golden zone) ......u pour the water into the soil and keep doing this until it leaks out the bottom ...capture the run off in a shot glass and test the PH of the water this gives u your soil rating

hydro systems u want 5.8 it golden zone

if the numbers are 2 high one way or the other u get nutrient lock out ......the plants roots can not absorb what it needs (this is most common cause of issues)
 

MMJ Mademoiselle

Active Member
first step is always the same with or with out pics

u need to test the PH of the soil/water
to test soil u get water .....u ph the water so u know what it is (6.5 is the golden zone) ......u pour the water into the soil and keep doing this until it leaks out the bottom ...capture the run off in a shot glass and test the PH of the water this gives u your soil rating

hydro systems u want 5.8 it golden zone

if the numbers are 2 high one way or the other u get nutrient lock out ......the plants roots can not absorb what it needs (this is most common cause of issues)
Thank you very much!!! This is VERY helpful! :hump:
 

Dogenzengi

Well-Known Member
OP,
You did not create the clones, correct?

With clones I go from a 1" cube to a 4" cube, I do that as soon as a few roots poke out the bottom.
I leave the wrapper on my cubes till they go into a larger cube the I leave the wrap on the larger cube till it goes in the substrate.

I use a food called Olivias cloning solution to feed.


Bless,
DZ
 

MMJ Mademoiselle

Active Member
OP,
You did not create the clones, correct?

With clones I go from a 1" cube to a 4" cube, I do that as soon as a few roots poke out the bottom.
I leave the wrapper on my cubes till they go into a larger cube the I leave the wrap on the larger cube till it goes in the substrate.

I use a food called Olivias cloning solution to feed.


Bless,
DZ
No I did not make them myself but thank you very much for the information, much appreciated. :p
 
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