Leaves yellowing

[iamachavvy]

What is the cause of this??

Or could it be multiple factors?? :thinking

 

[Mercenary]

Most likely its nitrogen def. from having a bad PH. Check your PH and make sure its in a good area.

 

[darlingmaster]

What is the cause of this??

Or could it be multiple factors?? :thinking

It depends on where the leaves that are yellowing are located.
An "N" deficiency will start with the lower leaves turning yellowing first, then slowly working it's way up the plant...

 

[iamachavvy]

It depends on where the leaves that are yellowing are located.
An "N" deficiency will start with the lower leaves turning yellowing first, then slowly working it's way up the plant...

That is exactly what has started to happen, what can i do to stop it from happening??

 

[darlingmaster]

That is exactly what has started to happen, what can i do to stop it from happening??

Well, the obvious answer is to add more "N". BUT, this also depends on what stage of growth the flowers are in. Are they in veg or flower?
Also, what brand nutrients are you using and how are you using them? PH of the mix you feed? Etc, etc...

 

[greenbastards]

Well, the obvious answer is to add more "N". BUT, this also depends on what stage of growth the flowers are in. Are they in veg or flower?
Also, what brand nutrients are you using and how are you using them? PH of the mix you feed? Etc, etc...

If its in flower, the lower leaves naturally yellow, because it thinks its dying. But if you want to green them up. Thiers a product out their called GreenStay, and you can use it into flower. Its a foliar feed and it brings the leaves back to green.

But if its in veg, sort out your nuts and get more nitrogen in thier!

 

[darlingmaster]

If its in flower, the lower leaves naturally yellow, because it thinks its dying. But if you want to green them up. Thiers a product out their called GreenStay, and you can use it into flower. Its a foliar feed and it brings the leaves back to green.

But if its in veg, sort out your nuts and get more nitrogen in thier!

Exactly what I was getting at...
:nod

 

[FarmerChuckles]

ph off or not feeding enough