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It happened again, when flowering starts lower leaves turn yellow and fall. I've been told it is nitrogen excess so I stopped the earthworm hummus addition on this girl, but it happened all the same.
This girl looks better than my first one. Since I added earthworm hummus it grew bigger than my first one. I accidentally hurt some leaves at the bottom and sustained light damage.
She's looking good in general. Some leaves at the bottom turned a little yelow, Lost a couple of bottom leaves. Tomorrow is feeding day, will add another 5cc or 10cc of bat guano earth diluted in water.
2 of the very bottom leaves yellowed and fell, and 2 other started to show yellow parts, It seems to have stopped now. Wondering if it's due to the high heat and very dry air, or if it's nutrient related. Thanks!
@ElDuro Looking at the larger picture with the entire plant its pretty clear this deficiency is ONLY on the bottom of the plant making it an mobile nutrient deficiency. Typically With chlorosis(yellowing) caused on mobile nutrients(bottom effected first) we look at Nitrogen because its the number 1 deficiency that causes this style of yellowing. To resolve this issue simply increase the N in your feed and you should be good to go I hope that helps! 😎
She seems to have recovered from last week's problem. The spurt stopped, I waited a few more centimeters, but I do not complain, she looks spectacular. New buds keep coming out in promising quantities. 😎
I use bat guano once a week, but some very small yellow spots appeared. I think I'll reduce the quantity or period for this nutrient.
Much much better than my first grow. I'm happy.
ElDuro
