yellow leaves & droopiness

sicilian86

sicilian86

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whats up with this individual plants?
the leaves are hella yellow & its quite droopy(diff. in person than pic)
concerned for the little one as it looked most promising in the beginning like a center piece
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critically-constructive feedback hlps:sad:
 
sicilian86

sicilian86

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thats what i was thinking!
i have bat guano 11-4-1 that i have been watering it mixed lately
& before had it in the center of the aquarium, with nutes(bout 1/2 of bot cap of fox farm grow big) & bat guano mixed in the reservoir before, i had taken it out due 2 having a sloppy vibe to it, in my mind
 
Canna Connoiseur

Canna Connoiseur

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If it is an over watering problem you would pretty much know directly after watering. They will get droopy initially after over watering. You can narrow it down by starting off with that. Otherwise it looks like a N issue.
 
Flaming Pie

Flaming Pie

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Is this a hydro grow? Or is the hydroton just to cover the soil?

Btw it make take a few days to green those leaves back up.
 
sicilian86

sicilian86

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droopier now than before(few hours)= over watering.
You think on top of over watering theres a N nute lock out with pH levels?

Flaming Pie: It started out as hydro in an aquarium (center plant in old fotos
http://forum.grasscity.com/hydroponic-growing/1162107-1st-grow-period;-feedback-nice-4.html#post16965276)
but then shit got weird with the plants(fucking kitten!,smfh) & root rot.......soooo, decided to rid the aquarium. Lost one of the smaller trees to root rot trying to save this one now
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thatreedocta

thatreedocta

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Same question as flamin pie... what kind of hydro setup are you running. But yeah, for sure looks like a nitrogen deficiency and or overwatering. Can tell you a little better once i have info on your setup. Could also be nute lockout. Whats your ph?
 
sicilian86

sicilian86

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Just came from the grow store last night; pH & ppm buffer solution. Ran out of calibration fluid so went a cple days "winging it" in regards to nutes & h2o levels. Everything is stabilized A.T.M. especially in the two-dwc 5g black buckets. Also acquired soluble silica & added that to both 5g dwc buckets. The train wreck has very nice root development also.
-Plan on getting a humidifier & hydrogen peroxide today.
 
thatreedocta

thatreedocta

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Think about re-potting as well to something other than the mesh pots because when the roots get exposed to light/air it causes the leaves to droop as well.
 
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jaiismokesalot

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I usually don't use bat guano until flowering. Your most likely lacking nitrogen, and by the way those leaves will never turn back green. Just let it grow and feed it more nitrogen. Yellowing isn't bad always your plant will yellow when you flush it anyways which if your not familiar with that it's when you feed your plant just water to flush out all that nutrients for taste and smell...thus turning the leaves yellow...just feed it better bro I feed mine nothing but water for its 1st week.
 
sicilian86

sicilian86

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i dont understand what you mean of yellowing in leaves.20130202_185249.jpg20130202_185243.jpg
are you talking about the one in the bag of soilless medium(coco coir+perlite maybe some hydroton rocks) in the white bucket? thats an indica
the two t-wrecks(sativas) are in the DWC
the leaves are pretty sick-looking-green too.
i have a 1000MH + 250W 6300blue spec CFLon an angle beside the MH= bright light(yellow look?)
 
cedders

cedders

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Flaming Pie said:
Is this a hydro grow? Or is the hydroton just to cover the soil?

Btw it make take a few days to green those leaves back up.
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Don't think it's Hydro as except Superthrive the other Product used are for soil, the pebble must be only there to cover. How hold are your plant?
 
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