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Need help, is this salvageable?

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Case #21 Opened Saturday at 8:58 PM Updated Sunday at 12:19 AM
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Yellowing - Early Flower

Key grow details, workflow status, and the current best diagnosis for this case.
Primary symptom
Yellowing
Stage
Early Flower
Week 7
Strain
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Grow setup

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Grow type
Indoor
Medium
Living Soil
Nutrient line
Fox farms

Environment

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Temp
85 F day 70 F night
Humidity
55%
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Bode180

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Saturday at 8:58 PM
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Only my second grow, have 2 gallon fabric pots with a pot for pots superb soil, coco husk, and perlite. About 7 weeks in and have only watered with fox farm nutrients twice (every other water at 1 tablespoon to gallon ratio) and the tips of the one plat have turned yellow while the others lower leaves have yellowed and starting to fall off. There tie so many variables just trying to see if anyone has any feedback on how to correct this and possibly salvage this grow. Thanks for any help, it’s much appreciated.
 

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That is still salvageable. I see lower fade, a bit of tip burn, and small pots that are probably swinging wet/dry and salt strength faster than you’d expect.

If that tablespoon per gallon was Grow Big or Tiger Bloom, that’s pretty hot. Big Bloom is different, but either way with a charged soil mix I’d pause the bottled feed for a watering and read the pot. Plain pH’d water around 6.3-6.5, water slow, get a little runoff if you can, and check pH/ppm. If runoff ppm is high, don’t feed again yet. If it’s low and pH is in range, come back with a light bloom feed, quarter to half strength.

The yellow leaves at the bottom won’t repair, just remove them once they’re fully spent. Don’t chase them with more nitrogen this late, especially with buds already formed. Watch the newest growth and sugar leaves. If those stop burning and the flowers keep stacking, the grow is not lost.
 
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