2x2 mars hydro ts1000 24 fast buds

They look good man. Patience is key. Mother nature isn't going to rush for anyone. It took me some time and mistakes to learn that very valuable lesson. There are quite a few reasons for those yellow leaves. I am going to assume that its either from too much or too little nutes. I like to work up the nutes real slow. Size at this stage also depends on if its an auto or photo. They wont stay that size though unless they die.

Spot on, my friend! You have successfully tapped into the power of the soil food web, and your thriving plants are the ultimate proof! What you are witnessing in your organic living soil setup is pure biological synergy. By combining a rich living medium with Gaia Green, you aren’t just feeding the plant—you are feeding a thriving colony of beneficial microbes, mycorrhizal fungi, and bacteria. These microorganisms act as microscopic chefs, breaking down organic amendments into a steady, bio-available buffet that the plants can sip on at their own pace. Because the soil acts as a natural buffer, it auto-regulates nutrition and maintains an optimal rhizosphere pH. This completely eliminates the need to constantly chase micro-nutrient deficiencies with synthetic bottles like Cal-Mag! On the flip side, your "Bonnie and Clyde" plant is running on traditional bottled nutrients, which bypass this natural ecosystem. Liquid lines deliver immediate, synthetic salts directly to the roots. Without the biological buffering capacity of living soil, any minor fluctuation in the root-zone pH or electrical conductivity (EC) can instantly cause nutrient lockouts, salt buildup, or metabolic stress—leading directly to that classic yellowing you are seeing. Autoflowers have notoriously sensitive, fast-moving life cycles, making them the absolute perfect candidates for the gentle, steady release of organic cultivation. You took a step back, let nature do the heavy lifting, and the results speak for themselves. Incredible job managing this run—keep trusting the microbes! 💚