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You need a ph pen, amazon ten bucks. Adjust the ph of your water before you water them.
Your leaves look like thrip damage.
Your leaves look like thrip damage.
I am new to this myself. How often do you water? What's your feed schedule? What is minimal light? I'd say 5 hours direct sunlight is on minimum acceptable.I just looked that up, I have to agree. Definitely gonna use the neem oil. But, what about the purple leaves, and unhealthy look in general?
I am new to this myself. How often do you water? What's your feed schedule? What is minimal light? I'd say 5 hours direct sunlight is on minimum acceptable.
Make sure you aren't overwatering. You plants have a droopy look. Mine did that when they were hungry. But I know overwatering can do that too. The roots need a dry cycle for best results.
Your big one looks like it's fading from being underfed. Just a guess from the limited info.
What strain is that? Maybe the purple hue is genetic. It looks like part of the fade.
It does look like a few things.
Ph issues might be causing nutrient deficiency, but it looks like it has that based off of the lower leaves turning yellow by sending needed nutrients to the upper new growth.
Bugs too, spider mites or thrips. The little white dots on the leaves are an indicator of that.
I'm curious too if the plants sit poolside all day like they are in the pic (lucky bastards) I ask because the light reflection from the pool can cause increased intensity on the plant that might effect it in a bad way, burned leaves, excessive leaf temp etc.
Yes, lower leaves have been going yellow and falling off starting about 1 week ago. Ive read this is due to a mobile nutrient deficiency. But, they would go completely yellow with no spots or any withering and then just fall off. They looked completely healthy except being yellow. Everything I see online for nute deficiencies describes like blotches of yellow or brown with a withering leaf or something like that, or some sort of pattern to the colors. Mine just go straight yellow. And now purple too but no purple leaves have fallen off.
Im working on the mites/thrips.
And no only about maybe 2 days per week do i put them out by the pool in the sun. Mostly just when I water them so i can let the water flow out the bottom. I have yet to see any signs of damage from any kind of reflection/magnification by the pool, they have been thriving out there in my opinion.
What are you feeding it? My first grow started yellowing bad like yours about two weeks into flowering because I didn't feed it. My second grow I'm using nutes and the plant is only starting to fade 7 weeks into flower. I've only lost 3 leaves and they were damaged from the heat wave initially.
Use a moisture meter if you have any concerns until you get the hang of it. As long as the pot feels light then it's OK to water. water until you get run off as well and wait until it's light again.
Damn ok that is a lot of issues, but I really appreciate the response.Looks like multiple issues.
ph levels in any water source is very important. Get yourself a good pen and some Ph adjusters. Water as they need them. By weight of pot.
it looks like Nitrogen, Magnesium, Potassium deficiencies. Possibly because of Ph caused lockout?
The white spots on top suggest thrips on bottoms.
The visible spider mites will ruin everything if not taken care of soon.
Be wary of Neem oil for health reasons from what I’ve read.
Are you watering with tap water? If so, are you letting the tap water sit for 24 hours to let any chlorine dissipate before using?
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