Help ! Yellowing of leaves, is my plant dying???

[757Botanist]

Moved outdoor plants inside because of the brutal heat. Why are the leaves turning yellow. I added so FF Big Bloom. Am I missing something? The other two plants seem fine.

 

[GNick55]

oh man.,
never bring outdoor to indoor..
geez could be soo many things..
you probably brought in pest especially in the medium..

 

[757Botanist]

oh man.,
never bring outdoor to indoor..
geez could be soo many things..
you probably brought in pest especially in the medium..

Dang I thought I did the proper steps, flushed, placed in shade for 2 days, then brought it in. Oy vey any there anyway to bounce back from
This. Should I move the yellowing one back outdoors. Or is she a lost cause

 

[757Botanist]

oh man.,
never bring outdoor to indoor..
geez could be soo many things..
you probably brought in pest especially in the medium..

They’ve been veggin’ for about 4 months I think I’m just going to switch to 12/12 to start them flowering. I’d be so butt hurt if I lost them due to a pest or something

 

[GNick55]

you would have to show me a better picture of this yellowing?

 

[sinse]

Fox Farm Big Bloom is great stuff, but NOT a nutrient like grow big. (I consider it more of a tea than a nutrient) You want to use Big Bloom along with Grow big or some other veg nutrient. See how low the nutrients are in Big Bloom? Your plant will starve if fed this alone

Note the big zero on N for Big Bloom. I cant say for sure you have a N deficiency, but I'd bet money that adding a little N will get your leaves to green up. (or to stop yellowing)

BIG BLOOM® LIQUID PLANT FOOD​

Crafted For Organic GardeningTM
0 - 0.5 - 0.7

GROW BIG® LIQUID PLANT FOOD
For Lush Vegetative Growth
6 - 4 - 4

 

[757Botanist]

you would have to show me a better picture of this yellowing?

Ok I will preface, I may have been a little high when I started the conversation because it was my grow light that made the plants look super yellow. So I turned it off and snapped a photo. It’s no so much yellow but more of a lime green. Lol

 

[757Botanist]

Fox Farm Big Bloom is great stuff, but NOT a nutrient like grow big. (I consider it more of a tea than a nutrient) You want to use Big Bloom along with Grow big or some other veg nutrient. See how low the nutrients are in Big Bloom? Your plant will starve if fed this alone

Note the big zero on N for Big Bloom. I cant say for sure you have a N deficiency, but I'd bet money that adding a little N will get your leaves to green up. (or to stop yellowing)

BIG BLOOM® LIQUID PLANT FOOD​

Crafted For Organic GardeningTM
0 - 0.5 - 0.7

GROW BIG® LIQUID PLANT FOOD
For Lush Vegetative Growth
6 - 4 - 4

Bingo bango! I think that’s what I deduced to, maybe a nitrogen deficiency. I pulled a lower leaf and it was completely yellow. I will go to the store to see if I can find it. I have a baby on the way so the wife is like “no more spending” so I’m goi g to see if there are natural ways to add N to soil. Thanks bud

 

[sinse]

Bingo bango! I think that’s what I deduced to, maybe a nitrogen deficiency. I pulled a lower leaf and it was completely yellow. I will go to the store to see if I can find it. I have a baby on the way so the wife is like “no more spending” so I’m goi g to see if there are natural ways to add N to soil. Thanks bud

Around 10 bucks for a bottle of Dynagrow Foliage Pro and your plants will really take off. Its good stuff and cheap. You can keep the Veg nutrients relatively cheap and simple and they work amazingly well.

Organic is cool, but you have to plan ahead to make sure everything is brewing correctly, at this point they willl go down fast if not fed. I'd give them a good shot of synthetic nutrients at this point. Also, if your tight on cash try ebay, they sell little packaged or bottles of nutrients for really cheap. If you want to stay with Fox Farm,, get a small bottle of Grow Big... Ive used Fox Farm nutes, they are very good. Dynaagrow is at most nurseries and comes in small bottles that last quite some time.

10 dollars to save your plant and increase the harvest (greatly) is money saved if you ask me. It looks like you on your way to a few ounces (if fed)