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LEaves are turning yellow because the plants didn't had enough place. I transplanted the plants in bigger pots , textile pots this time, in 11L. I gave some Spray-Mix of Hypro for the transplanting stress and begin to give Hesi Grow to give a kick of N.
Just turning on Bio Bloom for the strech.... the biggest problem I remarked since 2 weeks... one of my led lamps was on 24/24 and the other on 12/24... it means they became 24/24 since the beginning :-(
Here we beginn with the problems: leaves are turning yellow on the tups of the leaves. Don't know whats wrong at this stage, maybe the light was too near ?
Somebody told me maybe the light was the problem. But after a few weeks, the leaves are more and more yellow. i don't give any Calmag... should I underfeed the plants or overfeed them under light leds ? Please could somebody know what's happening?
This appears to be a nutrient toxicity. Since it’s starting at the top and I see your leafs are very dark green makes me think you have been over feeding.
I suggest you flush your media out with pH adjusted water at the rate of 1-2 gallons per gallon of soil. This will remove any build off of nutrients in the soil that have accumulated over time.
Remember when feeding you need to have about 20% run off out the bottom to wash away the old salts so they do not build up.
I hope this helps.
Overfeeding mate.
Lower your feed.
You dont need a total flush. Just add something that will lower the ph around de roots that will increase nute uptake.
PH if not organic needs to be In the area of 6.7 this will allow for peaks and lows. Its the optimal soil ph
5.8 for coco/DWC.
Not lights, but generally way over fed and suffering from a zinc deficiency.
A dose or three of soluble trace elements/minerals mix (available from any decent gardening store) should help with the yellowing.
But you are feeding them too often or too much........or both....... generally.
torgul2000
