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LEaves yellow
DEEMEJOTAstarted grow question a day ago
Hello friends. I need your help.
I made this plant for my friend, it's an automatic Fastbuds.
I grew it indoors here at home for him and two days ago he took it outdoors and it was already flowering. And now the plant has this problem. Does anyone know what's going on?
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Organomananswered grow question a day ago
Sunburn.
Taking an indoor plant and placing it outdoors in full sunshine will cause this damage.
An indoor plant will need to acclimatize to outdoor growing.............leave the plant in a shady area under a tree where it gets dappled sunlight for about a week to get use to outdoor life before moving it into direct sunlight.
You may also find that the new outdoor leaves may look quite different to the older indoor leaves, this is normal.
It is NOT a magnesium deficiency.
Satorsanswered grow question a day ago
Hi bro,
The most prominent symptom is interveinal chlorosis, characterized by yellowing between the leaf veins while the veins themselves remain green. This is a classic indicator of magnesium deficiency. In some cases, the leaves may also exhibit downward curling.
To address this, I recommend applying a foliar spray of Epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) during the dark period. Plants are generally more efficient at absorbing magnesium under low-light conditions.
Best of luck buddy.
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Ninjabudsanswered grow question a day ago
Either you have a watering problem or it's possible you kept it inside to long and didn't harden the plant off b4 putting it in the sun. Guessing you live somewhere it's summer time right
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