New Grower Virgin growner fist attempt

[botlowsky]

Heyy.

This yellowing start to piss me off... Today when I come home, I think it just dont want stop.... :S
The ends of the some leaves are bend back.
The lower leaves start bends down....Should I remove sick leaves?
The nutrie what I use 5-2-5 (NPK).
I dont know what should I do....

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[The Squid]

Personally, I can't quite tell from the pics, but dude I don't see anything that looks that bad at all. Where's my man, wg? See what he thinks..wiah we could page folks..

 

[botlowsky]

At first happy Eastern for everyone!
Some of the leaves are die I think. I think I need to cut them off....
Other way the plants looking good, but the sick of the big leaf is really disturb me.
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[The Squid]

Hey dude. Not altogether sure what is wrong with those few leaves, but seriously, overall you are looking good, man. Good looking buds forming. Stop worrying!

 

[botlowsky]

Thanks Man, but you know this is my 1st grown ever, and until this week, they looking absolutly green&helty. Of course I fear from problems. I spend many time&money&love to this attempt, and I really dont want to mess up in the finish. I try to feed them with less water and more nutrie to keep off them from the overwatering. As I see the yellowing dont spread to the other leafs, but the leafs what start yellowing are cant be saved I think. They looking worst day by day. The cutting can resolved the problem?
You known they are my first girls and I was afraid they like a father affraid ther girls

 

[The Squid]

No cutting them off won't help. Continue to follow schedule. Check Ph, water, let dry out, and repeat. Have faith in the Mother Nature, my friend. The Sun will guide you even inside.

 

[wg]

Cutting the leaves off makes the problem progress faster - the leaves that are yellowing off, are the stems purple?

Are you feeding any CalMag supplements? Do you know the quality of your water? :joint:

Let's get this figured out! You may be able to stop it if you notice it's progressing - if it's just a few leaves and not progressing, like Squid said - no worries brother. It's normal.

 

[botlowsky]

Thanks!
The stems isnt purple. I dont feed them with Ca/Mg.
I use this nutrie: http://babylon-grow.eu/the-basic-way/bio-nova-autoflowering-supermix-liter-p-2418.html?language=en
I water them only with rainwater. If the PH is to low I correct it with tap water (stand 24h before mix).

 

[wg]

The part that connects the leaf to the plant, is it discolored at all? Red/purple? Not sure if we're on the same wavelength for that one..

Do you know what the quality of your water is? Just a quick overview of the nutes and I read this;

In areas with a low calcium-value (soft water) Ca 15 should be added

Rain water is going to be soft, typically in the <50 PPM area. You need a CalMag supplement, they recommend "Ca 15" for that line of nutrients.

As well your tap may be soft, I believe it is a bloom cal/mag issue.. What country are you located in? If it's the UK you can typically check your water quality by going to the website of and punching in your postal code.

 

[botlowsky]

Thanks.
I check the box, and you alright, some of the stems top part is a bit purple colored.
I'm from Hungary. (sry I will delete it a bit later).
I think you'll laugh... Maybe a crazy idea.
This stuff maybe could help?

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Ps: I find in the water supply homepage:
the average hardness:
165 mg/l CaO

Or any idea for a home made stuff what can helps me?
The nutries purchase is really difficult to me now.
I do a quick research and find coffee grounds contain Mg, N, P, K, Ca.
Maybe it works for me?