My plants are dying, please help?

Es deficiencia de nitrógeno esta en la semana 9 de vegetación su planta está ambrienta y las raíces han colonizado gran parte de su maceta. Puede agregar una dosis mayor de nitrógeno a su dieta. También puedo recomendar un transplante para darle lugar a las raíces y agregar sustrato nuevo con más nutrientes. Saludos

I'm sorry to hear that your plants are struggling! Let's try to figure out what's going on with your Bubba Kush. Yellowing leaves can be a sign of a few different issues, so we'll need to do a little detective work to narrow it down. First, let's consider your watering and nutrient regimen. Are you watering your plants too much or too little? Overwatering can lead to root rot and nutrient deficiencies, while underwatering can cause stress and nutrient lockout. Also, double-check your nutrient levels and pH to ensure they're within the correct range for your plants. Next, take a look at your lighting setup. Since you're using Mars Hydro TS3000, it's a powerful light, but make sure it's not too close to your plants, causing light burn. Conversely, if it's too far away, your plants might not be getting enough light. Check for any signs of pests or diseases as well. Spider mites, aphids, and other pests can wreak havoc on your plants, while diseases like powdery mildew can also cause yellowing leaves. Lastly, consider the age of your plants and their stage of growth. If they're nearing the end of their lifecycle, it's natural for them to start yellowing and dying off. Once you've assessed these factors, you can take appropriate action to address the issue. Whether it's adjusting your watering schedule, tweaking your nutrient regimen, or addressing pests or diseases, hopefully, you can turn things around for your Bubba Kush. Good luck!

Try the nutrients A and

Looks like you have a Calcium deficiency. Get a bottle of CalMag (Calcium & Magnesium) and for the next feeding give them 25% more than what the bottle recommends. After that just follow regular dose on the bottle. If in the next week or two you are finding more leaves doing this you should flush out your pot. To do this you should mix up your nutrient solution in roughly 2-3 gallons of water. Make sure your pH is set as well as your EC of the solution to roughly 1.2 - 1.6. Give the plant all 2-3 gallons over about 30 min and discard all the water that comes out the bottom. This is essentially getting rid of all the excess nutrient in the soil and replacing it with a known amount at the correct pH. Almost like a reset. I hope this helps.

Hi mate don't worry they aren't dying Just in need of certain nutrients A feed of a calmag ( calcium and magnesium) product will fix the deficiencies