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Should I continue to feed/water cycle or do another feed due to the light color of leaves?

Maasamenos
Maasamenosstarted grow question 7 months ago
Just switched to 12/12. Fed full strength based on fox farms diagram Trio and additional Cal mag; They're looking light colored, should I continue with a round of just ph water still? Or another light nute feeding based on its color. In OFFF/ cocoa 50/50
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Leaves. Color - Pale
Setup. Strains - Photoperiod
Feeding. Schedule
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001100010010011110answered grow question 7 months ago
if you've had a consistent fertilization formula, i'd simply just increase the part that amps up N a bit without changing too much of anything else. Stick to regular routine. You don't want to overdose somesthing else and compound the problem. also, before you do that, try to assess a leaf's color under normal room lighting. LEaves tend to appear yellower under grow lights than they actually are. It might be a healthy shade of green and may not really require anything.. though a few spots look like there's a blotch of paling, but still good to double-check.
kashmir
kashmiranswered grow question 7 months ago
Hey man imo it might be a PH imbalance issue from your last feed. It's hard that she is deficient from any nutrients if you are feeding regularly and you didn't overdo it because leaf don't show off any signs yet. Nevertheless i have had few strains that changed to a lighter green once they hit the flowering stretching phase so it might just be that.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 7 months ago
That one plant needs more feeding than the others.......all plants need their own schedule of fertilizers. Just giving them all one generic formula can lead to exactly this outcome. Remember though....what is showing now in the leaves, is a direct reflection of what was occurring in the root zone 2 -3 weeks ago, so this problem is already quite advanced and one extra feed is not going to "fix" this. It will take a few feeds over the next 2 weeks or more to show total recovery. Feed as normally, as in time intervals, but increase the strength slightly for just this one plant, the others look fine and obviously don't need as much food as the pale hungrier plant.
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