yellowing + downward curling in early vegetative! (PICS)

w1ckedchowda

w1ckedchowda

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:cuss::wall: :(


help! my babies are starting to yellow from the bottom up, mostly the Mandala Satori I'm growing.

Day:22 from sow
Soil: Fox Farm Ocean Forest
Temperature: 75-80F
Humidity: 25-45%




Any ideas?

I was thinking nitrogen deficiency because I haven't given them any nutes yet. I've got Fox Farm Organic liquid nutes (Grow Big, Tiger Bloom, Big Bloom) with the schedule, just haven't decided to use them yet.

I also water every other day. The biggest one in the #2 picture was transplanted yesterday and was flushed.

Any help, advice/opinions are appreciated.

:bigjoint:
 
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Herkimer

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Check out other posts on the same issue. I dunno. I'm having a hell of a problem, too. It could be overwatering or PH, or nutes if the edges go brown. Doesn't look wet. I'll keep watching you're post to see what appears.

Herkimer
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Drr

Drr

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i'd say give them a bit of nirto..
they are a decent size..

I'd also say it is cool to start feeding.. just always ease in and observe.. BEST method..
 
Kriegs

Kriegs

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You didn't mention your light strength or distance, nor can I see your total plant size from the pics. At this age, it's possible to lose a couple of your lowest leaves to lack of light penetration.
 
Kriegs

Kriegs

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w1ckedchowda said:
I've checked there a bunch of times and realized it was pH fluctuation.
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Whatever this is, it is NOT pH. I've lived thru pH problems and know them well. This is where everyone defaults to (pH) when the problem / solution is evasive. I think this is much simpler than that.

In any case, don't ever act on "pH issues" and solutions without actually testing your pH and being absolutely certain there is a problem there.
 
Intuition

Intuition

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Kriegs said:
Whatever this is, it is NOT pH. I've lived thru pH problems and know them well. This is where everyone defaults to (pH) when the problem / solution is evasive. I think this is much simpler than that.

In any case, don't ever act on "pH issues" and solutions without actually testing your pH and being absolutely certain there is a problem there.
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Very true. Im having the same problem, yellowing on lower canopy but then again ive been veg'n for 7 weeks. I use Aquafina + BMO nutes and with run off its still 7.0....so definately dont act on pH problem. Mine are yellowing and browning I believe its some sort of Nitrogen problem, because they started just yellow like yours.
 
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Drugfreemike420

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So it isn't his soil?
I doubt it would of mattered , but mine are in the same looking soil. Barely added any nutes..

I need to transplant and plant in enriched soil.
 
w1ckedchowda

w1ckedchowda

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Intuition said:
Very true. Im having the same problem, yellowing on lower canopy but then again ive been veg'n for 7 weeks. I use Aquafina + BMO nutes and with run off its still 7.0....so definately dont act on pH problem. Mine are yellowing and browning I believe its some sort of Nitrogen problem, because they started just yellow like yours.
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Mine was actually improved a little by foliage feeding with nutes once a day. Usually an all purpose or Nitrogen/Magnesium rich nutes will do the job.
 
Intuition

Intuition

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w1ckedchowda said:
Mine was actually improved a little by foliage feeding with nutes once a day. Usually an all purpose or Nitrogen/Magnesium rich nutes will do the job.
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Very nice man, glad to hear it went back to shape. Mine (claps) has perked back up. The yellowing/brown/dying young leaves was from me not giving it enough water. Good luck on your grow :hump:
 
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