They've really filled out the tent nicely I"m so glad to be rid of nutrient regimes for the most part at this point in the game. I'm really diggin this super-soil method TBH, I know I need to tweak it a bit and it will take a few times, but I think it can make it really rock.
super soil is making up a batch with all sorts of amendments. I also recycle my soil and use it over again and again, trying to maximize it's microbial count, and density, using it as a "spawn" to promote other beneficial microorganisms.
- WORM CASTINGS. With minimal effort and expense, a worm farm can provide an unlimited source of worm castings for your garden. ...
- CRUSTACEAN MEAL. ...
- FOSSILIZED BAT GUANO. ...
- BONE MEAL. ...
- BLOOD MEAL. ....
- ROCK DUST. ...(azomite)
- KELP MEAL.
- Dolomite Lime
- WOOD ASH
- MYCORRHIZAL FUNGI
- MULCH
- Humic Acids
- Amino Acids
- Fluvic Acids
- UREA
- Non Composted Leaves
- Triple Super Phospate
- Epsom Salt
- calcium carbonate
yea, might be magnesium/calcium or maybe a potassium thing going on here, lets see what others say first. I'm thinking mag tbh, although it's been insidious this whole time, it's just kinda become more pronounced.
What's your run-off ph, how many ppm you been hitting them with? the overall nutrition looks right, so it must be either a mag thing, or a ph issue is my guess.
They look just a tad hungry. Not a bad thing unless they start getting a lot more yellow, you could probably up the feed to 700ppm and get some of the color back but you don't want them to get too dark green either.Some of the leaves are turning yellow ? Mainly fan leaves .. they were really dry.. we didn't have biobloom so had to give them biogrow again until the bloom arrives. Some pictures..
Not even sure if it's noticeable on pics but they're really light yellow
They look just a tad hungry. Not a bad thing unless they start getting a lot more yellow, you could probably up the feed to 700ppm and get some of the color back but you don't want them to get too dark green either.
Its probably just the color balancing on your phone camera.Yeah I'm gonna check them tonight and have a wee look n see if the color is improving, got biobizz biobloom coming tomorrow for next feed
For some reason you cant see them going yellow in the pictures but they are lol, I'll try get better photos
Its probably just the color balancing on your phone camera.
Hey I turn, try a teaspoon of Epsom salt in a gallon of water for the yellowing ......
Not to much of an issue thats anthocyanins. Once you lower the nitrogen there is less photosynthesis in some leaves. Add to that some genetics produce more than others and if you lower temps to around 70 can be even nore pronounced. I do this last week or so of my grows to being out the colors. Anthocyanin is not present where chlorophyll is. Some strains produce it more in the buds and other the leaves. These will be purple, blue, red etc. Not an issue to see these colors but you may want to keep an eye on your nitrogen if they start yo yellow to much.Thank you bud, new issue popped up. We're gonna be feeding them bloom today .. Lack of p¿
Well that's them been fed again still looking good. all got fed between 600 and (800ppm for the biggest one) they are about 3 weeks 2 days into flower now.Not to much of an issue thats anthocyanins. Once you lower the nitrogen there is less photosynthesis in some leaves. Add to that some genetics produce more than others and if you lower temps to around 70 can be even nore pronounced. I do this last week or so of my grows to being out the colors. Anthocyanin is not present where chlorophyll is. Some strains produce it more in the buds and other the leaves. These will be purple, blue, red etc. Not an issue to see these colors but you may want to keep an eye on your nitrogen if they start yo yellow to much.
He is an example of this grow i just finished these plants. The purple is so dark its almost black. The leaves started out much like that just intervienal light purplish.
Not to much of an issue thats anthocyanins. Once you lower the nitrogen there is less photosynthesis in some leaves. Add to that some genetics produce more than others and if you lower temps to around 70 can be even nore pronounced. I do this last week or so of my grows to being out the colors. Anthocyanin is not present where chlorophyll is. Some strains produce it more in the buds and other the leaves. These will be purple, blue, red etc. Not an issue to see these colors but you may want to keep an eye on your nitrogen if they start yo yellow to much.
He is an example of this grow i just finished these plants. The purple is so dark its almost black. The leaves started out much like that just intervienal light purplish.
Yeah pretty normal for some older leaves to start doing this after about 60 days the plants will shed them. Also reduced nitrogen when we switch to bloom nutes.
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