hi people, little experince but u can never learn. iv got nls autos 7 pots. 8 weeks and 1 day/ 57 days. really big and healthy all the way through. seems silly that am asking cos i know there about to start yellowing but these are autos and iv really no experince with. little through. theres one pot out of 7 thats started to yellow and there one with these orange spots. the orange spots i think is the start of a nitigeon deficiency or calcium but this plant is just start to flower and has been on flower nutes maybe to early. so should feed a little nitogeon now or just let them go. i plan to feed for another 2 weeks.
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Can you take some photos under normal lights? Also, please share temps, rh, and ph.
temps 70 to 80 f humidity always up and down even with dehumidifier but 70 -50 mostly. like i sed not being funny really healthy till now now. get nateral light pict now. but kind of hard dont want to move coz of damage. these have tuke up nearly 1.8m squared.pictures in a min.
Those photos aren't clear enough for me. Can you try taking a photo of a leaf that is showing the clearest symptom? Bottom line is if you think she needs calcium, give her calcium and see how she responds.
From what I can see of the whole of her, she looks fairly healthy. I am new to this racket myself, so take all this with a large grain of salt.
From what I can see of the whole of her, she looks fairly healthy. I am new to this racket myself, so take all this with a large grain of salt.
try and get better pictures when the light comes on. i know that there going to start yellowing soon cos there 8 weeks and 2 days would you keep on bloom nutes or would give it extra nitegeon for now. thanks for your reply. they need water soon, so for now i will give the plenty of seaweed fert later. all the trace minerals should be in that.
i would keep giving it nitrogen to stop the yellowing all the way through personally. with autos they are so limited, i think every leaf helps.
as for the yellowing, i dont think its a nitrogen deficiency, but i dont know what it is off the top of my head, i would feed with nitrogen and something for all the trace elements and a pk booster that way you have covered all the bases.
maybe even flush and feed them, i tend to do this when im worried something isnt right to mitigate against future problems. i just push a load of water through the pot, then 2 liters of water with the feed mix solution and put them back under the lights.
hope this helps
as for the yellowing, i dont think its a nitrogen deficiency, but i dont know what it is off the top of my head, i would feed with nitrogen and something for all the trace elements and a pk booster that way you have covered all the bases.
maybe even flush and feed them, i tend to do this when im worried something isnt right to mitigate against future problems. i just push a load of water through the pot, then 2 liters of water with the feed mix solution and put them back under the lights.
hope this helps
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