https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/419237-real-truth-about-rootbound-transplanting-15.htmlwhen it was mid august and over 100 degrees out i had to water several times a day. i fed as often as the plant could handle. with a small pot over feeding isn't as huge an issue. things happen a lot faster. if over feeding occurs a quick flush and it's fixed.
i can feed heavily in the am, then give them a nice flush of fresh water in the pm. it actually works out rather well.
"rootbound" is just a term. a plant will not commit suicide.
It's fine, the plant is just making adjustments to itself. . My best advice is to do nothing to your plants.I defineatly dont overwater i have a huge garden and have been growing plants since i was very young, but this is my second grow of MJ. I fed with foliar feed containing nitrogen and that didnt really seem to work. I know that yellows leaves arent good and i hate even having 1 yellow leaf on my plants. The temp is 22-24 C at night and 24-26 during lights on. The TV is in my ACed room. The heat stress you see is because that stem got up into the top of the TV ( higher than the exhaust ) and i assume that temps build up there so i tied it down near the PC fan to keep it cool..
ive tried everything but the leaves keep yellowing the only thing left i think could be that its rootbound seeing as its only a 1 gallon pot. I grew this plant from seed but ive taken 2 clones so next run i wont let them get big. This plant took over a month to mature and start flowering even though it was 12/12 form seed.
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I like this guys answer. Id do nothing except continue on as usuall. They yellow tward the end sometimes more on some plants than others.It's fine, the plant is just making adjustments to itself. . My best advice is to do nothing to your plants.
yeah, don't sweat it, I will mention that I use 2ML of grow throughout my grows and still lose some leaves. If leaves aren't clawing or getting rust spots on them , stay on courseI like this guys answer. Id do nothing except continue on as usuall. They yellow tward the end sometimes more on some plants than others.
First off i would rule out more serious problems before determining that the yellowing is from the pot size. If you have not been feeding the plant enough N that could also be the issue. Most bloom feeds don't have enough N for a 10-12 week plant and need to be supplemented with a N rich fert.as the title says i have a micro grow in a TV and the plant seems to have become root bound week 6/ 10-12 weeks flower, leaves are yellowing what should i do?
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Hello doc what's upI agree with Alienwidow too........But as for the yellowing.....I might ask exactly what are you feeding with and how much? Can you list the NPK values please.....Veg and bloom and when you started the bloom feed use.
First guess is high P to soon.....Run the veg nute to 3-4 weeks in on a 12 week plant before going to the bloom food.
Don't look to bad but this is easy to not do next time!
Doc