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Put the seeds directly in substrate on 15/2, tried two in rockwool cubes. The NL in rockwool started to go limb so I put it directly into soil. I've been using drinking glasses as humidity domes.
This hindu kush has light green/yellowing coming from the centre and it has been going on for about a week, does anyone know why this is happening? I was thinking sulphur deficiency but given how rare that is, I would someone with more experience to give an opinion.
I'm not familiar with biobizz soil, but usually yellowing means she is hungry. I wouldn't change anything yet as long as you have already been feeding. Wait and see if she starts to recover. I looked at your diary and wonder if this is something to do with topping them up with more soil around the stems.
Yes, there is some burning from too much nitrogen, but the yellowing is an indication she is hungry for phosphorous and potassium now that she is flowering.
Cut back on the nitrogen and give her a dose or three of a P/K booster and this will help her continue.
The damaged leaves will not recover, but it will help keep her other leaves healthier.
Hope this helps, Organoman.
1.Your plant cannot get the nutrients you give due to ph problem.
2.Your fertilizer irrigation may be inadequate.
3. Soil is so rural, she might just need nutrients.
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