Week 4 flower yellowing..is this normal?

[curious618]

In the middle of Week 4 flower and seeing a little yellowing of the leaves. I know leaves typically turn yellow during flower but didn’t know if this early was normal. Planted in Happy Frog. Seed is Bubba Kush from Seedsman. Feeding the FF trio per schedule. Feeding every other water.

 

[Milson]

Idk what that schedule is but make sure you don't cut nitrogen too soon imo.

 

[curious618]

Idk what that schedule is but make sure you don't cut nitrogen too soon imo.

My next feeding will be Week 9 on the schedule. Should I maybe feed more often?

 

[Milson]

My next feeding will be Week 9 on the schedule. Should I maybe feed more often?

That is heavier than I would feed.

 

[curious618]

That is heavier than I would feed.

And I feed every other water too, so you still think that’s too heavy?

 

[Milson]

And I feed every other water too, so you still think that’s too heavy?

Tbh i try to keep feedings at like the 600ish level around that point. 800 is quite heavy for me. Over 2k is not something I know about.

Looks like they are suggesting a flush might be good?

 

[GNick55]

4 weeks into flower pretty much the time when the plants needs change again, a ph lockout is happening.
have to find a coco grower for help.

 

[curious618]

4 weeks into flower pretty much the time when the plants needs change again, a ph lockout is happening.
have to find a coco grower for help.

I’m growing in soil will it be the same remedy? What is the best way to flush it you think?

 

[growsince79]

Tbh i try to keep feedings at like the 600ish level around that point. 800 is quite heavy for me. Over 2k is not something I know about.

Looks like they are suggesting a flush might be good?

that chart is 700 scale. But still way too much for my setup. ec 1.6 -1.8 max for my area. If I were running hydro under 1000w lights the chart might work.

 

[GNick55]

I’m growing in soil will it be the same remedy? What is the best way to flush it you think?

ok, honestly i don’t want to give advice as your midway into flowering and i haven’t used those nutrients and don’t know the ingredients and i’ve never followed a feeding chart.
just be patient someone will know exactly what to do, no worries you got sometime.

 

[curious618]

Well after the power outages, I believe she got shocked a bit. Seems to be recovering ok. Week 5 starting today.

 

[Oldguy71]

I’m seeing high nitrogen, low mag, and low micros. I’d clean out the shaded leaves and growth at the bottom too.

 

[curious618]

I’m seeing high nitrogen, low mag, and low micros. I’d clean out the shaded leaves and growth at the bottom too.

Yea I’ve been following the FF schedule and seems I over N’d it. Gonna cut back on the Grow Big next feed.

 

[Oldguy71]

I’d go 1/2 and 1/3 after stretch they don’t need a lot of N and too much can inhibit flower formation.

 

[GREENSOURCE]

In the middle of Week 4 flower and seeing a little yellowing of the leaves. I know leaves typically turn yellow during flower but didn’t know if this early was normal. Planted in Happy Frog. Seed is Bubba Kush from Seedsman. Feeding the FF trio per schedule. Feeding every other water.

Run it hard till the end. If it lightens up, hit it harder.

 

[GREENSOURCE]

that chart is 700 scale. But still way too much for my setup. ec 1.6 -1.8 max for my area. If I were running hydro under 1000w lights the chart might work.

Need more, at mid flower 2.0-2.5 ec.

 

[curious618]

I’d go 1/2 and 1/3 after stretch they don’t need a lot of N and too much can inhibit flower formation.

Cool so I’ll need to be feeding in the next couple days. Gonna do 1/2 strength Grow Big then a 1/3 the next feed. And are you saying I should pump up the Tiger Bloom? Don’t wanna burn her.

 

[Oldguy71]

I’d leave the tiger bloom the same. Tiger bloom has N too. You could up the big bloom

 

[curious618]

I’d leave the tiger bloom the same. Tiger bloom has N too. You could up the big bloom

Think I should cut out the Grow Big altogether?

 

[Oldguy71]

Probably not. At least for the next feeding.