MY PLANTS LEAFS ARE TURNING YELLOW
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cflGROWERanon
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Do you have any pics?
From your description it sounds like too much feed (nute burn).
Your best bet is to flush your medium and give your auto's time to recover.
From your description it sounds like too much feed (nute burn).
Your best bet is to flush your medium and give your auto's time to recover.
Hi i havent given them nutes yet, just water someone told me it might be overwatering, i dont know how to upload pics from my phone.
cflGROWERanon
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Did you put them inside pre-fertilized soil like miracle grow?
no just biobizz all mix, they were going fine how i was watering them then my freind came round and said i need to give them more water, and now this has happend
cflGROWERanon
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Ahh, that might just be your problem there. All mix is for mature plants and comes filled with feed and additives. You should have wanted to use Light Mix or make your own soiless mix (which has soil lol).
flower pharm
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tip burn is usally strong nutes but if u havent given any and w/no pic ?
Lol thanks will they die or be ok
I know yeah, i dont know how to upload pics from my phone lol
flower pharm
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i would try lite nutes that sounds most likley from what youve said,but remember i cant see em!
cflGROWERanon
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You need to avoid as much stress for now, it seems like your plant is handling the excess feed (just about) so in order to help her, I would water as little as possible, reason being that every time you water, the fertilizer inside the soil is activated.
If you let her dry a bit between watering, she will be older each watering and in a better position to find use for the available feed.
I'd just water and nothing else other than maybe superthrive for the next 4 wks (being auto's, they will begin flowering regardless) and then flush her heavily (HEAVILY) after which apply a flush solution (such as Canna Flush) and leave for a week to dry and then commence bloom feed. Also extend your recommended breeders time by a week and do not run 24/0, 20/4 would serve you better.
Good luck
Ah ok thanks would it be ok to use superthrive with them being so young.You need to avoid as much stress for now, it seems like your plant is handling the excess feed (just about) so in order to help her, I would water as little as possible, reason being that every time you water, the fertilizer inside the soil is activated.
If you let her dry a bit between watering, she will be older each watering and in a better position to find use for the available feed.
I'd just water and nothing else other than maybe superthrive for the next 4 wks (being auto's, they will begin flowering regardless) and then flush her heavily (HEAVILY) after which apply a flush solution (such as Canna Flush) and leave for a week to dry and then commence bloom feed. Also extend your recommended breeders time by a week and do not run 24/0, 20/4 would serve you better.
Good luck
cflGROWERanon
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Yup, your A-ok in that department.
Thanks
