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Grow Questionssomeone leaves turn yellow i have a few ideas the ...

someone leaves turn yellow i have a few ideas the ...

Dorukustarted grow question 7 years ago

someone leaves turn yellow i have a few ideas the reason why but i'm not sure, this week change the fertilizer for sensizym the advance nutrition i hope stop the yellowing, but i want to buy other fertilizer for fatten flowear what do recommend me?

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Buds. Not fattening

FlavoursUkanswered grow question 7 years ago

Hi If the new growth of a plant contains yellowing, it is probably suffering from Sulfur deficiency. This deficiency can be cured by mixing one tablespoon of Epsom salts per gallon of water until the plant's condition improves. If the yellowing is the old growth on the plant this is normal coming into flower and nothing to worry about. If you want bigger buds, a good part of advanced nutrients is 'big bud' have a look, it really does fatten up your buds and give you some extra size. By the end of your flower stretch which last around 3 weeks, you want to completely cut out Nitrogen and only be using P and K. Using too much N after the stretch point will just slow down your bud growth.

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Experimentgreenanswered grow question 7 years ago

Hey the plants are looking good. I see light is getting closer with growth, light can cause burnt top leaves and buds. If you want an all natural fattener/sweetener try 2 tablespoons of molasses in each gallon of water( its natural sugar and doesn't need to be flushed out) find at any grocery or market. Fat buds= good light+genetics+airflow+temperatures(70-83)+nutrients(flowering needs lots of P/K low N.

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Stickanswered grow question 7 years ago

Hi there! You should stop using FishMix (or be very gentle with FishMix doses and stop it after the stretch) and start using blooming/flowering nutrients. Bio-Bloom is a good option if you want to go organic. You can also add some TopMax, the complementary flowering fertilizer from Biobizz, which activates cell production and increases flower development. I'll be around, good luck with these beauties!

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Athosanswered grow question 7 years ago

Las hojas amarillas que ves, es debido a falta de nitrógeno. No cambies a fertilizante de floración todavía. Después de cambiar a 12/12, las plantas necesitan mucho fertilizante de crecimiento debido a la prefloracion / stretch que dura 3 semanas, después que dejen de estirarse, cambia a floración. Trata de subir el pH a alrededor de 6.5; 6 está bien pero te irá mejor subiendo un poco. Para floración yo uso Biobizz Bio-bloom y nada más, he probado varios y al final es más importante tener buenas temperaturas y pH en rango. Las flores no engordan de un día para otro, no te apures. La floración se demora 8 a 10 semanas y tu estás recién en la primera. Las primeras 3 son de prefloración donde la planta crece mucho, después vienen 2 a 3 semanas donde las flores se forman de a poco, bien delgadas, y el resto es cuando comienzan a engordar y ganar peso.

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