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Start feeding two weeks into (auto)flowering?

WietBioloog
WietBioloogstarted grow question 3 years ago
Two autoflower plants around two-three weeks into flowering. One plant is getting light green and yellowish leaves that feels papery. I have not given any extra nutrients (just nutrient rich soil to begin with, a little over 20 liter). Should I start feeding now? Or is too late?
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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Manollo420
Manollo420answered grow question 3 years ago
Sometimes it says on the label how many weeks the soil lasts, 2 or 3 weeks seem common. You could start adding some, but not on every watering. Try to feed them with nutrients, then water alone (mayb with a little calmag), again only water, and again only water and then feed again. So F W W W F. Only water them when soil is dry and pot feels light. Sometimes that could take 20 days depending on the conditions. (A transplant also counts as a feed) Plants dont experience time the way we humans do, dont expect instant results. It could take like a week minimal for something to take effect, mayb longer. Leaves on the lower end tend to go yellow when they dont get enough light. The best advice that was given to me is leave them the fck alone :D
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WietBioloog
WietBiolooganswered grow question 3 years ago
Yeah I was thinking the same thing. It could be one out of dozen things as well. It is my first grow so I am learning many many things. Check my recent diary for pictures of buds, they are looking fine
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WietBioloog
WietBiolooganswered grow question 3 years ago
SO it does not seem to get better after feeding (only 1 time), how long before I should start to see any difference? Should I feed with every time I give water?
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Elgar
Elgaranswered grow question 3 years ago
Just go for it, she’s hungry for nitrogen. Give her a full dose now, but the rule is to normally cut it in half and add later more if it’s needed. Good luck! 😊🌸
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