Well I'm still working with an unidentified nutrient deficiency. Someone suggested iron as I have green veins and yellowing leaves. One leaf on the older plant is turning white. I have added cal-mag-iron with every watering now and have been applying it as a foliar spray as well. I'm also wondering about nitrogen deficiency if they are heavy feeders or phosphorous deficiency since this started when flowering started and I do have red/purple stems. Who the hell knows.
This coming week I will be switching to full bloom nutes and will continue the foliar spraying daily at minimum. I think the lime green-ness has improved over the last several days, but we shall see. I have also decided to make seeds from these ladies if they will be healthy enough to do so. I don't want to spend more money on seeds when this grow isn't going too well right now. I have more to learn! What I will say is that I think the repotting helped these ladies to get the clue to start flowering, though!
We will see what the next week brings. I hope they darken up! Wish me luck, I need it!
I also wanted to note that I did notice that new growth was coming in lime green and I learned THAT IS NOT NORMAL which also makes me suspect an iron issue. I just hope it can be fixed.
I ended up repotting the bigger plant. I think it is actually about two weeks ahead of the other plant. Judging by the roots, it was time. People on RIU cautioned me that autos have to be repotted early. I don't think I was too late, but we shall see!
@Jeff78, I will keep this in mind, but some folks on Roll It Up would disagree with you. I'm going to try solo cup --> 1 gallon --> 3 gallon and see how it goes
Hang in there. It's all good. Something else to consider is using a medium you don't have to ammend. Most premix organic mediums will have adequate nutes for 60ish days and then you feed it right at start of flower and you're golden. It's a learning thing and you've taught me something.
You may be able to save the older one too by attempting to prune the roots and feed her dechlorinated tap water. They could have nutrient lock as well. If you need some seed in a month or so direct message me and we can figure something out.
Adding NPK might help at this stage have you checked the ph of the run out?? If the ph in your water is off they will got into nutrient lock out and it won't matter what nutrients you try they won't be able to absorb it
I hope you manage to get the issue sorted
Hola hermano! Lamentó el amarillamiento de las plantas, como te comentaron e muy probable que tu suelo y Tenía sales y al agregarle más se bloquearon las raíces, tienes que hacer un riego abundante de agua previamente medir ph y ec y luego recoger el tu de la ecorrentia y medir de nuevo ph y ec para saber cómo e encuentran las raíces,
Por otro lado porque dices eso del jugo de limon? Cual es el efecto negativo ?