whats going on with this one plant it's getting yellow leaves but is ok otherwise

court420

court420

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OkI've stepped them down to 15-30-15 and only feed them every 2 or 3 waterings 2 dechlorinated water to 1 feeding and this 1 plant is responding like this. I don't get it because otherwise it's way ahead of the other plant,and it's in the bigger pot and they're both in the same soil...MG house plant mix with fish tank gravel on the bottom for drainage so what do ya'll thinks going on here???? if it helps diagnose they are in direct sunlight .

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court420

court420

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Thanks for the ultra quick responces that's why I love this site, ANYway so to recap Basicly 1. Go back to 20-20-20. 2. Aquire and add Calmag. Anything else of benefit to this plant???
 
court420

court420

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hmm I fed them a weak solution of food last night and even more leaves turned yellow so I'm not sure what the hells going on with these plants they are over a month into flowering though. and I have put them back into the shade so they aren't receiving direct sunlight now.............Should I get some Clearex and Get rid of all the acidity then start them off gently with some 10-10-10 work up to 20-20-20 and add some calmag for trace elements or is there a better course of action???
 
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Wetdog

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Some powdered Dolomite lime would help with both your cal/mag issues and the soil pH.

Next time, add the lime to the soil before use. 2tbl/gallon of mix or 1cup/cf of mix.

It's very cheap, ~$9/40#bag and prevents a host of cal/mag-pH issues.

I have yet to see a bagged soil, regardless of the cost, that has sufficient lime (or perlite), in it.

Wet
 
jack the beanstalk

jack the beanstalk

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court420 said:
hmm I fed them a weak solution of food last night and even more leaves turned yellow so I'm not sure what the hells going on with these plants they are over a month into flowering though. and I have put them back into the shade so they aren't receiving direct sunlight now.............Show I get some Clearex and Get rid of all the acidity then start them off gently with some 10-10-10 work up to 20-20-20 and add some calmag for trace elements or is there a better course of action???
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It takes more than one night to see a difference. Keep feeding is a light amount of whatever you cut off when it started yellowing. Then wait a week to see if it helped. If you bounce around deciding faster than the plant can you will bewilder it's biology and fuck it beyond help. Slow down.
 
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Wetdog

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jack the beanstalk said:
It takes more than one night to see a difference. Keep feeding is a light amount of whatever you cut off when it started yellowing. Then wait a week to see if it helped. If you bounce around deciding faster than the plant can you will bewilder it's biology and fuck it beyond help. Slow down.
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So true! :wall:

Wet
 
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