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Agreed, my first thought was also nitrogen at very least. I doubt the plants will die soon because of this deficiency but yields will likely be affected.You might try turning your light down just a tad
if I recommend more N i feel like that would be kind of irresponsible without knowing some of the other parameters like water PH and all that. could be some kind of lock out. but my simple mind thinks it just needs some more N becasue they are hungry. (let someone with more experience guide you on that) I was just reading a post from a member really ragging on āthrowing stuff at a plant when you dont know whatās wrong with itā can or might make things WAY worse! im totally in agreement with that. but adding a little N for now and seeing what happens im not seeing a problem with doing that.
but ill tell what didnt work for me : ) waiting for it to clear up on its own!stuff only got more yellow, needed food. they are looking better and holding on to what green they had left.
This far into flower top dressing nutrients might not be very effective, but some earthworm castings on top should help. Iām not sure why, but I found the nitrogen quickly makes its way to the roots with EWC.
Liquid nutrients would give you a quicker fix, but you risk causing other problems as mentioned by BearWater, without knowing exactly whatās wrong. That said, sometimes we never figure out what was wrong, just educated guesses.