New Grower new grow little dwarf

I was wondering about the yellow buds. but then I thought it was just the picture but I guess it wasn't just me.
 
I havent checked the ph yet, just ordered some solution ( just cant get to a store that carries the stuff due to work ). The temp in the grow box is good. the bulbs are warm to touch. The yellowing showed up last week after I let it go too long without water. I ve since come to the conclusion that fabric pots need to be watered evrey other day ( I found the yellow after 3 days between watering ) thanks goodness most of the plant looks ok and it wont be a total wash. I hve been using fox farm trio on this exclusively, I also add a little canazym and bud igniter twice. I know my baseline tap water is a ph of 8. I had read that ff droped your ph some so i just mixed it figuring that it would put my ph in a good range ( i know, it was stupid ), I have since learned ff drops ph alot, leason learned.
 
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day 49, looks like it recovered from whatever i did to it[/ATTACH]
 

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High 5 i see they`ve recovered quite a bit. did you figure out what it was?

good job bud :smokebuds:
 
not really, I think it was my ph/over nute'd/ and let it dry out too much. I'm not going to overthink it at this point
 
weekly update

day 56, looking pretty good, lower leaves are starting to yellow but could judt be lack of light i suppose,photold16.jpgphotold17.jpgphotold18.jpg
 
when lower leafs start to yellow upp. its often a sign of the lady beeing abit hungry. bigger she gets, hungrier she gets stylez rasta smoke
 
Thanks for the tip. I have been a little gun shy to give too much nutes. I have been feeding about every third watering. The last feed was with fox farm big bloom/tiger bloom. Do you think I should add grow big in too? I must say that the yellowing leaves werent that many, maybe 4 or so.
 
yes i belive you should, altho, im no soil expert. But i`ve seen several grows where they use big grow althru their growth.

this is from fox farms FQA section:

"Why do you have Grow Big® in your feeding schedule when my plants are in the flowering cycle?

Grow Big® actually helps makes bigger fruit and flowers with sturdier plant structure, so it’s not just for early growth stages. It will strengthen the plant’s immune system and make it more disease resistant. By delivering some additional nitrogen through early and midterm flower development, you’ll see that Grow Big® helps maintain healthier foliage without lanky stretching.

When combined with Big Bloom™ and Tiger Bloom®, Grow Big® will invigorate the root system and improve nutrient uptake and transpiration rate."

hope this helped you out stylez rasta smoke :peace:
 
yes, it helps very helpful. I tried to research that fertilizer as much as I could, but I guess i didnt do it well enough. Thanks again for the advice
 
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