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Leaves yellowing overall mid-flower (Soil)

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Leaves yellowing overall mid-flower (Soil)

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Hey everyone,

I’m currently in the middle of flowering (start of week 5), and two out of my four plants are showing significant yellowing earlier than expected. I flushed them with 6.2 pH water, then waited a few days before reintroducing nutrients at about 1/3 strength. I’m not sure if overfeeding was the initial problem, but that was my first step in troubleshooting.


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• Seeds: Speed Run Autos (Golden Gun)
• Soil: Fox Farms Ocean Forest/Happy Frog mix in 7-gal fabric pots
• Nutrients: Fox Farms Trio, fed at around 75% of the recommended schedule based on previous grows
• Light: Spider Farmer SE 5000

Any advice would be appreciated!
 

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They are hungry for some potassium ASAP whatever your feeding them give them more
 
Also, at second glance you have mild light stress too I would turn your lights down 5 to 10%
 
The FF Grow is 6-4-4, which IMO is too high in Phosphorus and too low in Potassium with the Bloom even worse (and a complete joke). If you switched over to Bloom during flip, when your plants do a ton of growing, you may be starving em. And I don’t care what it says on the bag of HF it’s primarily chipped wood byproduct (and really hangs on to moisture). Luckily you have a LOT of leaves and your plants are sucking up the mobile nutrients.

If you have wood ash it’s a quick & easy Potassium feed. As Groucho 😄 suggest a K deficiency will cause the tip and edge yellowing. A cup of ash, 5 cups of water, shake, shake, shake, and then mix a cup of the solution in a gallon of water.

 
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