New Grower Nitrogen or phosphorus def?

[HandsomeJohnny]

I really appreciate the advice. After dimming my lights, they have started to perk back up with the new growth and are looking much healthier. I'm chalking this up to a learning experience and will definitely start planning out my next grow and using my extra floor space to cook some soil for a month or two for the next round. I'm still hopeful for these girls to turn out pretty decent in the mean time

Really appreciate everyones advice here, thanks again!

Anytime matey [emoji1360]

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[BISCUITS]

Good luck grow bro!

 

[Arthur]

Pots sitting in runoff to take it back up is a recipe for pH issues. Water and remove runoff. As nutrients are used many leave salts behind. Crashing the medium pH.

For me personally, diagnosis begins with a slurry test of the medium, looking at pH and ppm in the root zone.

Am guessing your pH has slid low, and ppm is way high.

 

[HashFlags]

Still dealing with issues and pretty sure this is a phosphorous deficiency. The group shot shows a somewhat healthy canuk cookies auto. I replanted it a few days ago in promix with some worm castings mixed in and it's still in recovery mode. You can see how drastic the color difference is though with it there

I've neglected it for the last few weeks, I've had to deal with some major stress at work and refinancing my home so I had to pull the tent down for a couple days and it's been discouraging to say the least.

Been watering with filtered tap water, ph 6.5. I did top dress with some worm castings and dolomite lime a few days ago.

I have a large bin of super soil cooking now so I'll be better prepared for the next go around. The temps shot way up for a day or two but they have climbed back down to 5-10 above room tenp

 

[HashFlags]

Should I pull these dying leaves off or let them go?