help needed yellowing

[Duds]

hey everyone

 

everything has been smooth sailing the last few months until today i came to find this today when they looked fine yesterday its been quite rainy but they still get nutes including go go juice thrive fish emulsion and potash on a alternating basis and watered with ph water every 2 days and misted every other day

 

can somebody please help as they have just gone to flower currently in week 2 any advise will be graciously recieved

[RubaDub]

Wouldn't worry about it mate it's flowing now so most of the plants energy is put into producing the flowers you will lose some leaves here and there but there is nothing to worry about.

[merl1n]

I agree with Rubadub ere, the yellowing seems to be occuring on the lower shade leaves first then coming up the plant. Don't worry too much, it is flowering and the shade leaves have done their job. Edited February 20, 2012 by merl1n

[Chato]

Hey duds the other lads are right, with lower leaves fading like that it looks like the natural ageing progression but i would be a little careful about them getting wet feet...

 

You mentioned it's been quite rainy and you're watering every 2nd day, just be careful not overwater them. Best bet is to stick your finger into the soil and if it feels moist then they don't really need a water. Anyways best of luck.

 

peace

c

[everest]

yep , just let em dry out totally now and again , sometimes i wait for the leaves to wilt ... then wet em up ..

 

good luck

 

ev

[Duds]

Cheers guys only thing that made me sus was the one on the ground that's same age and in flower has no yellowing at all.

[Syb3 rm3nt41_%20]

Yellowing from the bottom up, nitrogen def early in bloom .... if youre only within first 3 weeks of bloom you can hit it with a organic nute/bene tea..... and foliar with it (diluted !!) ..... searles 5n1 in a sock agitated a few times in a day, bunnings sells bennie's in a fermented seaweed/kelp tea ... can't remember the name, its in a aluminium tin container .... ..... you have to use the solution within 2 days .... (because of breakdown of nutrients into toxic byproducts) .... if you have an airpump even better, use an airpump also ....

 

cheeeers'