Lighting My First AF grow, Think Different under LED
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Here are some picts, I am not sure how i should proceed, here are my current details.
Water in pH 6.1 Water run off pH 6.3 so soil is in and around pH 6.5ish
They have started to go into serious frosting and fattening, could i be not giving them enough nutes? hence the stealing of fan leaf nutes? I think its Nitrogen Deficiency. it was a nitrogen rich soil, but these gals have grown faster than i expected so am anticipating that the natural production/breakdown of organics to produce Nitrogen is lacking. its starting on the smaller of the 2 almost finished ones, but the big lady seems fine (but she has had veg nutes for longer, so lets ignore her for now) ...... but need advice from you chaps on this one. picts below:-
Here are some picts, I am not sure how i should proceed, here are my current details.
Water in pH 6.1 Water run off pH 6.3 so soil is in and around pH 6.5ish
They have started to go into serious frosting and fattening, could i be not giving them enough nutes? hence the stealing of fan leaf nutes? I think its Nitrogen Deficiency. it was a nitrogen rich soil, but these gals have grown faster than i expected so am anticipating that the natural production/breakdown of organics to produce Nitrogen is lacking. its starting on the smaller of the 2 almost finished ones, but the big lady seems fine (but she has had veg nutes for longer, so lets ignore her for now) ...... but need advice from you chaps on this one. picts below:-
Try raising the PH of your feed bro, I have mine at 6.5/6.6.
Quick question, am i right in assuming the affected leaves will not recover, but shouldn't get any worse? and if i have managed to solve the prob it will just not develop on new leaves? or should i be seeing a change in affected leaves?
How old is the affected plant.?
about 56 days (58 from seed soak)
I believe its nitrogen deficiency, as the leaves got stripped of all green, underside slight red/brown tint, but even the veins went yellow. Have treated with epsom salts, as well as some high nitrogen based feed and got my feed to a pH of 6.5. the mildly faded leaves seem to have perked up. The leaves are also limping off, not going crispy as with other deficiency's. I can see the plant dropping one or 2 of the large fanned yellow leaves.
I wouldn't worry about it too much then... You're in the final stages now and this is only natural. Apart from a couple of yellowing leaves it looks damn good to me. Another two to three weeks and you'll be about ready to give it the chop.
I am so excited. looking forward to getting my first taste test. smells lovely. I have to say, not sure about the big lady think she may do another 4-6 weeks... but the other two frosting up and fattening up nicely. I suppose not long before i start flushing them ha ha 
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