Yellow and wilted leaves

Ph might be off. I had this problem growing autos in organic soil on my first inside grow. I also under fed and under watered because “ autos like that”….

Guys thank you all for your advice.I will start watering with 1 liter of plain water for this week and keep an eye on it

hey man, this is literally just under watering. give them a real good water until you get that runoff and as soon as you do, collect some of it and test the ph and the ec. this will tell you if you have nute lockout too.. plants are simple things for the most part.. keep it simple. hope this helps bro, happy growing!!

I started with the basic fertilizers. Along the way I took some stimulants. I was following a formula and as I saw that I don't have enough potassium and phosphorus, I added the latter. Reading and doing I proceed to the cultivation. Since I saw that my 5 plants take the fertilizers I proceeded .Now lately I see all the leaves day by day turning yellow and dying and the plants are stagnant. What can I do to help them? I don't want all the effort and money to go to waste as I want to get a decent harvest.

You have spent a lot of money on many products... and seem to be using all of them at once. Really makes you wonder how plants can survive in the wild without our help. Do you actually know what you are giving your plants with those products? Have you added up the nutrients in those products to know if you are under or over fertilizing? You said "plants" plural. Then you gave a list of what you are feeding. Are you giving that listed dose to each plant? Are you spreading that does over all your plants? If so, how many plants do you have? I'm not trying to be a bung hole but if you are not experienced growing plants you should start simple. Wonder products are great at taking your money but do you know what is in them nutrient wise? Start with the basics. You can practice on house plants, it's mostly the same. Learn how to properly water. Learn how to properly fertilize. Maybe start with a basic veg fertilizer blend or even a generic, balanced garden fertilizer. Marijuana is a robust and easy to grow plant hence the nickname "weed". If you over complicate before you know what you are doing you can often do more harm than good.

I am on the 50th day of automatic flowering, I have 10 liter pots. PH 6,2 I feed with: Sensi Bloom A 2ml/L Sensi Bloom B 2ml/L Rhino Skin 1.5ml/L Nirvana 1.5ml/L Overdrive 1ml/L Revive 1ml/L Alg a mic 3ml/L 700ml of water What can I do? I'm stressed, I have many problems every day and I don't see them coming to life.

No diary = no information but if, as you said, she perked up a bit after you watered her, it tells me you're not giving her enough water! When you water, you should be watering the entire pot and getting at least 10-20% runoff. For her, from the looks of the soil, I would water until that tray under her has some water in it and then let the pot sit in the water for a while - I think you'll find the soil soaks that water back up ... water her until the runoff is no longer being soaked back up and then pitch the water that remains because you don't want her sitting with wet feet.. Start a diary on her! Diaries help us help you when problems arise! Good luck....

looks to me like nitrogen toxicity. What are you feeding and how much? Also what PH are you adjusting to?

Heavily under feed P and K deficiencies everywhere. I would check soil pH for a nute lock but yeah it's showing all symptoms of deficiencies. Also don't let the soil dry out completely before watering as roots will start dying in minutes when dry. You shouldn't be aiming for dry but for damp. Also 700ml every 2 days is not nearly enough. If you have 20Liters of soil then go with at least 2 or 4 liters of water I water till 10% runoff alwayssssss

That's only the odd dead lead don't panic. But it does look abit stressed.

I water them at around 700ml every two days as soon as the soil dries out. I will give more every day to see if I can see results. Is there any other problem that delays flowering or is this growth normal? During the 3 to 4 waterings a week, I add fertilizers each time.

hey dude, your substrate looks drier than the Sahara desert. I haven't had a look at what medium you're using but I would recommend giving them much more water than you're currently giving them. you should get about a 20% runoff each time (allowing you to test if the growing environment in the soil is in balance) to achieve this, calculate 20-30 percent of your pot size and give them this amount when the top inch or two of your substrate is pretty dry. hope this helps bro