Outdoor plants yellowing

Curtis4661 · Aug 27, 2016

Hi, my outdoor plants seem to be yellowing and I am not sure why. They are just going into flowering, but where yellowing before that. I have not given them any nutes yet, but I will be soon. Does anyone know why they seem to be yellowing? They are also flowering slow.

I will be posting pics.

papajohn · Aug 27, 2016

Not sure why you depriving your plants of nutrients,anyway you can drench with a 1/2 tsp of a 30-10-10 ormany high nitrogen fertilizer till they have recovered.

ganga gurl420 · Aug 27, 2016

Big sign of nitrogen deficiency

OnePrays · Aug 27, 2016

Yeah they look starved

bi polar express · Aug 27, 2016

If your strapped for cash you could try piss for nitrogen only known of it never personally tried it but its free

Curtis4661 · Aug 27, 2016

ganga gurl420 said:
Big sign of nitrogen deficiency

I have Alaska 5-1-1 fish fertilizer that I can give them for nitrogen. Should I give them nitrogen every day until they are recovered?

bi polar express · Aug 27, 2016

No no no not daily! You will noti

Curtis4661 said:
I have Alaska 5-1-1 fish fertilizer that I can give them for nitrogen. Should I give them nitrogen every day until they are recovered?

Ce a difference in 24 hours

iHearAll · Aug 27, 2016

youl get some weird dickardness if you did that

bi polar express · Aug 27, 2016

Water water feed is a good rule of thumb

ganga gurl420 · Aug 27, 2016

Curtis4661 said:
I have Alaska 5-1-1 fish fertilizer that I can give them for nitrogen. Should I give them nitrogen every day until they are recovered?

Use as directed

Mr.Marijuana420 · Aug 27, 2016

The first 3-4 weeks of flower plants will take up a lot of nitrogen. Looks like you let to deficiency go aways, gotta get right on them

ganga gurl420 · Aug 28, 2016

I would also hit them with cal/mag....and in a pinch at least epsom salt

Foothills · Aug 28, 2016

ganga gurl420 said:
Use as directed

and before you try that many plants outdoors again, read up on what you're doing first.
It's to bad you let em go that far. Good luck.
Edit: No need for duplicate threads next time, just bump your original thread if needed. :wink:

Vnsmkr · Aug 28, 2016

ResinDabz · Aug 28, 2016

Yeah feed Alaska fish imulsion every watering next time or every other and they should stay green (spray them aswell with it as a foliar) also flowering takes longer on certain strains so I wouldn't worry about them coming in slowly, did u prep your own soil? even good supersoil will run outta steam unless you got a tremendous pot of it, heavy watering too will deplete your nitrogen, if your pots are small water lightly the first time and water again in a hour or so to ensure maximum coverage

Larry {the} Gardener · Aug 30, 2016

Curtis4661 said:
Hi, my outdoor plants seem to be yellowing and I am not sure why. They are just going into flowering, but where yellowing before that. I have not given them any nutes yet, but I will be soon. Does anyone know why they seem to be yellowing? They are also flowering slow..

et ait rogo

Larry {the} Gardener · Aug 30, 2016

Larry {the} Gardener said:
et ait rogo

You did take Latin in school, right?

Kidbruv · Aug 30, 2016

Larry {the} Gardener said:
et ait rogo

Luke 16:27?

"And he said, 'Then I beg you father, to send him to my father's house"

thegreensurfer · Aug 31, 2016

Tall ass plant in a small ass container.
Small ass roots+no nutes = small ass fruits, it's a no brainer.

Curtis4661 · Aug 31, 2016

thegreensurfer said:
Tall ass plant in a small ass container.
Small ass roots+no nutes = small ass fruits, it's a no brainer.

They are 50 gallon pots, so not that small ofor containers.

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