My plants yellowing from the bottom (need help from some experts)

PuriaMK

PuriaMK

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About a week ago i posted about my plants were one of them started yellowing from the bottom and leafs becoming light green with burnt tips all over the place when my other plant looked fine so i thought maybe some nutrient locked out going on. I flushed both of them and started feeding them low dosage of nitrogen with 1/4 dosage of PK.

The plant that i had problem with is started to get better, having a bit darker leafs and slightly stoping yellowing out from the bottom but i think the issue isnt fixed compeltly yet. And my other plant wich looked totaly fine and healthy now started to show the same signs recently (few leafs from the bottom yellowing out)

So here is my question: Should i feed them more nitrogen since yellowing leafs from the bottom is a sign of lacking nitrogen?

Some pictures from before and after (the one that i was struggling with):

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Here is some pictures from my healthier plant that slowly yellowing from the bottom since last 7 days:

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Some leafs loosing their colour compeltly as you can see
Same thing was happening to my other plant about a month ago or so
 
go go kid

go go kid

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feed me its saying. NP and K defica ncies start at the bottom larger fan leaves ,where as the othersstart on the newer leaves in general.
so its saying i need some nitrogen
 
PuriaMK

PuriaMK

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Something to add i just started feeding them nutrients 3 days ago 1 day after i flushed them so should i give it some more time ir just feed them now?
 
PuriaMK

PuriaMK

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Just an uptade:

First of all i have to thank you guys for your time and helping me out.

I fed both of them more nitrogen and the unhealthy plants looks like getting back to shape. The older leafs that were already yellow didnt seem to recover but the newer growth is totaly healthy (darker green compared to before wich was very light green) and its growing faster than before..

However my other plant wich looked healthier seem to have more yellowing leafs at the bottom compared to last time i posted (they are not yellow yet but they are loosing colour very slowly) and im guessing maybe its bcz of lacking light cuz the light can reach the bottom leafs completly.

Im gonna wait a few days and if they starded to yellow out even more then im gonna feed them more nutrients


Any suggestion could be usefule if im wrong
 
Applefootball12

Applefootball12

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A friend of mine managed to swing by and feed the yellowing plants some nitrogen and she’s greening up now old leafs have gone but the new growth has greened like you mentioned I don’t have any advice tho sorry I’m new to the game
 
Applefootball12

Applefootball12

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PuriaMK said:
Just an uptade:

First of all i have to thank you guys for your time and helping me out.

I fed both of them more nitrogen and the unhealthy plants looks like getting back to shape. The older leafs that were already yellow didnt seem to recover but the newer growth is totaly healthy (darker green compared to before wich was very light green) and its growing faster than before..

However my other plant wich looked healthier seem to have more yellowing leafs at the bottom compared to last time i posted (they are not yellow yet but they are loosing colour very slowly) and im guessing maybe its bcz of lacking light cuz the light can reach the bottom leafs completly.

Im gonna wait a few days and if they starded to yellow out even more then im gonna feed them more nutrients


Any suggestion could be usefule if im wrong
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Applefootball12

Applefootball12

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PuriaMK said:
The plant on the left side looks big,healthy and nice but tbh i like the right one on the picture only bcz it have tight inner nodes wich leads to some nice stacking big buds if managed currectly. What strain is it tho?
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I think you mean out of the two green plants they are in the ground one seems indica type thick broad leafs and the rest not sativa in breed the plants in the ground I have not topped or taken leafs they just went wild I have had to correct some leaning in the plants with string the other potted plant was one of the best seedlings and so I grew those in a pot with amended soil thought the indoor experience I had I thought the pot plant would be the best so I topped that one and took some leafs to get the shape it is in hopes it will grow arms strait up lol this is my first outdoor grow so I’m learning every step the indica dominant seems to have taken longer to show pistils while all others are on the way to flower lol slow indica ? Wtf so clearly the ground is the place to put them because I didn’t amend those nearly as much as I did the potted plants and the potted plants have shown there limits sorry for the grammar lol @PuriaMK
 
Applefootball12

Applefootball12

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PuriaMK said:
The plant on the left side looks big,healthy and nice but tbh i like the right one on the picture only bcz it have tight inner nodes wich leads to some nice stacking big buds if managed currectly. What strain is it tho?
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I work in a coffe shop / weed dispensary and collected seeds that came from some of the products but I had them all mixed together I hoped the indica type was from the gorilla glue I found some seeds in and the others can be a amisia white widow Cross but honestly if it’s not those seeds could bein from anywhere and many strains I found seeds in
 
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