Yellow leaves, first ones of the plant

Camarao_Desperto
Camarao_Despertostarted grow question 2y ago
Sup guys, any tips? They are getting yellow, leaves of the 2 node, and looks like the ones of the 3 node are becoming too, happened with my four girls
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Leaves. Edges burnt
Leaves. Color · Yellow
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TommyBVRSA75
TommyBVRSA75answered grow question 2y ago
It's normal for this to happen and there's no problem, brother. The ones that are yellowing are the first fan leaves (just three blades), and that happens because they're at the base of the grow, and usually, the strength of the grow goes to the top, so in the lower areas, the older leaves turn yellow and end up not being necessary. It's better... you should just remove them since they don't contribute anything significant in terms of plant development, and all they do is disperse the energy for growth in the upper areas. Don't rush with it, and removing them is the way to go. Other than that, the grow is perfect in its development. Keep it up, brother.
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 2y ago
old shielded leaves. If it is not progressing up the plant or elsewhere, ignore it. if it is creeping up on the plant it's a nitrogen deficiency. plants to shed this sort of leaf... will suck it down before falling off on its own. The first picture is a bit different. Burning around serated tips points to a potassium deficiency. if some interveinal chlorosis coincides, that'll help verify. If moving slowly i'd let it present itself more clearly.. Diagnosing from visible symptoms is not 1:1.. it is indiscrete stuff. But it is also a lower, well-shielded leaf... this is something a plant can and does shed.
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SkunkleDamo
SkunkleDamoanswered grow question 2y ago
I’m back and looking at your nutes I don’t know what that is and was going to say that wouldn’t be enough. I then saw your medium to be “Carolina soil” and I’m unaware of that too or what nutrients it holds. If the leaves still have green veins then it’ll likely be magnesium and if not then nitrogen. A calmag with N in? Add n and mag ?
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SkunkleDamo
SkunkleDamoanswered grow question 2y ago
It’s not normal that is bad advice. It’s not disastrous either. What that means is that the plant is drawing nutrients it needs from its reserves, the leaves. It also means the nutrient is mobile. That narrows it down but by only removing those will mean the next lowest/oldest. I’ll have a look at your diary but I’d up the base npk a little. If the branches coming out above those leaves are growing ok then remove if they aren’t then maybe remove those as part of your lollypop
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Backtotheroots2222
Backtotheroots2222answered grow question 2y ago
Maybe to much nitrogen , this Blocks Magnesia...do ph 6,5 Water only..in two weeks if the yellow leafs continued give your plants a little bit Epsom Salt only a little!! and this Brown leaf ends shows live calcium deficy due the n vor to high ....good luck
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