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Pls help ph or root Problem!?
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Westpsy
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Hey pls help 
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You need to give more in info about your grow so the grow ninjas in here can give you a diagnosis. Natural light photos were a great start.
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Westpsy
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Heey 
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Looks like a watering issue.
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Looks like it wilted.
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How much bloom per gallon are you giving it? How much runoff? How many ml of feed solutuon are you giving them? Supplemets? Which ones? Need
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Why does the yellowing occur? Is it the N and Ca being pushed out from too much water?
Does the yellowing occur randomly or is it from the tips to petoiles?
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Because the plant cannot uptake enough nutrients to meet the lighting demands driving photosynthesis... so you either need to foliar which I don't recommend or reduce the light and thus the photosynthetic rates and demand for nutrients.
Or keep light levels up and watch the clones try to shuffle mobile nutrients around and become unhealthy... not a good option either
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Ok my last post was about clones I got my threads mixed up.
Yes same thing though... over or underwatering will affect nutrient uptake and you see it try to shuffle N and other moble nutes to new growth... the immobile nutrients will show deficiencies in the newer growth and mobile in the old growth.
Yes same thing though... over or underwatering will affect nutrient uptake and you see it try to shuffle N and other moble nutes to new growth... the immobile nutrients will show deficiencies in the newer growth and mobile in the old growth.
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