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Boncowardstarted grow question 1d ago
What does this look like? Soil ph seems good and I’ve been giving them light feedings of nutrients. Any possibility it’s a symptom from being root bound? It’s just a few leaves on the bottom of the plants.
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farah4weedanswered grow question 1d ago
Hello my friend👽
I checked your grow journal.
Based on what you described and the transplant, it's completely normal for a plant to experience some shock and stress after being moved into a new pot. The yellowing leaves could simply be a result of that.
One recommendation for your next grow is to use fabric pots. They provide better oxygenation to the roots and help the growing medium dry out more evenly, reducing the risk of the roots becoming oxygen-starved.
If you're using coco peat (coco coir), try to water until a small amount of runoff comes out of the bottom of the pot after each watering. This helps prevent salt buildup in the root zone and keeps the growing medium from becoming overly concentrated with minerals.
Overall, I don't see any serious problem. Your plants look healthy, and the leaf color appears normal.
By the way, I recently completed a breeding project and created a new genetic cross called OG Cream. I'd be happy if you checked it out. 👽🙏🔥
I'm currently testing this new cross, and I'm really excited to see how it turns out!
Good luck, my friend! I wish you a successful grow. 👽💚🌱
00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 2d ago
possibly the start of k-deficiency, but other considerations... oldest leaves aren't always as well-maintained by the plant as they get shileded and due to proximity to the soil, transpiration isn't quite normal there, either.
this plant doesn't look old enough to be rootbound in that size of a pot. You've got a minimum 1month per gallon (pot size) and that's being conservative.
Doesn't look to have much aeration/drainage amendment and that could be part of it too. soil should have roughly 50% of volume and coco coir 33% - coco holds less water but the goal is a similar gas:water mixture per volume, regardless of what the water is absorbed into. A healthier rootzone is an infinitely easier plant to keep looking pretty above ground.
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