Slight Yellowing In Flower

[blazeone44]

a little background...I started vegging these plants on October 2nd and plants were showing some deficiencies (in 3 gallon coco) Long story short took me close to three weeks but I found that the plants were starving. I upped the feed to 2.1EC and they instantly rebounded. Since I was feeding so heavy (without runoff) I decided to give my plants a flush on day 6 of flower (terrible idea) bc the root mass wasn’t big enough for the plants to dry out quick enough. Plants were not watered until 5 days after the flush and once again look to be a little hungry. Last two feeds have been at 2.4 EC, just hoping they can make a comeback. Yellowing is minute but I don’t want it to get worse. Will they rebound in early flower?

 

[schwab0619]

a little background...I started vegging these plants on October 2nd and plants were showing some deficiencies (in 3 gallon coco) Long story short took me close to three weeks but I found that the plants were starving. I upped the feed to 2.1EC and they instantly rebounded. Since I was feeding so heavy (without runoff) I decided to give my plants a flush on day 6 of flower (terrible idea) bc the root mass wasn’t big enough for the plants to dry out quick enough. Plants were not watered until 5 days after the flush and once again look to be a little hungry. Last two feeds have been at 2.4 EC, just hoping they can make a comeback. Yellowing is minute but I don’t want it to get worse. Will they rebound in early flower?

Looks stunted, but under control. Theres always next time. Live and learn

 

[1diesel1]

Looks stunted, but under control. Theres always next time. Live and learn

Stunted? Please explain?

 

[1diesel1]

a little background...I started vegging these plants on October 2nd and plants were showing some deficiencies (in 3 gallon coco) Long story short took me close to three weeks but I found that the plants were starving. I upped the feed to 2.1EC and they instantly rebounded. Since I was feeding so heavy (without runoff) I decided to give my plants a flush on day 6 of flower (terrible idea) bc the root mass wasn’t big enough for the plants to dry out quick enough. Plants were not watered until 5 days after the flush and once again look to be a little hungry. Last two feeds have been at 2.4 EC, just hoping they can make a comeback. Yellowing is minute but I don’t want it to get worse. Will they rebound in early flower?

They definitely look good. They’ll catch up. Post your feeding schedule so we can get a look at it.

 

[blazeone44]

They definitely look good. They’ll catch up. Post your feeding schedule so we can get a look at it.

Thanks for the reply
Feeding: 2ML/G cal mag. 5 grams/G veg bloom RO/soft. 1 gram of shine once every three feeds. The problem isn’t bad just scares me having issues in flower

 

[1diesel1]

Thanks for the reply
Feeding: 2ML/G cal mag. 5 grams/G veg bloom RO/soft. 1 gram of shine once every three feeds. The problem isn’t bad just scares me having issues in flower

I hear that, Better to be proactive. Sorry though bro I’m not a coco grower strictly soil for me. Wish I could be more help. They’ll be fellow farmers poppin in to give you some good vibes.:)

 

[schwab0619]

Stunted? Please explain?

The stems are toothpicks. Its not what I put into flower. No problems, just pointing out that they are not 100% healthy. Almost no plant is.

 

[schwab0619]

Stunted? Please explain?

I always wait until my stems are as thick as a straw before switching to flower... Do you not?

 

[1diesel1]

I always wait until my stems are as thick as a straw before switching to flower... Do you not?

Thicker then a #2 pencil but preferably thicker.

 

[schwab0619]

Thicker then a #2 pencil but preferably thicker.

I agree 100% the buds just get soo much from the added support. Other than that these plant look great.