Yellowing. Any ideas?

[Holdemgodmode]

1 week into 12 12
5 gallon happy frog soil
Flora trio nutes @ 1-1-1 ratio using half strength (1/2 tsp per gallon)
Cali magic every other watering
Ph 6.5 going in

 

[namvet25]

Are you using veg or flower nutes,and whatare the npk ratios?

 

[Holdemgodmode]

Im using the flora trio as stated in the thread.
Im running light on the nutes so maybe she is just hungry?

 

[the green bandit]

She looks like she's starving for N to me mate, I'm not familiar with those nutes but I would be increasing your nutrients to lift n levels :smoking:

 

[STILLSMOKIN]

1 week into 12 12
5 gallon happy frog soil
Flora trio nutes @ 1-1-1 ratio using half strength (1/2 tsp per gallon)
Cali magic every other watering
Ph 6.5 going in


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Either hungry or ph is to high. If I'm not mistaken happy frog is more like hydro. Excessive Ca buffers medium up. I would test ph first. Then worry with rest

 

[STILLSMOKIN]

I'm assuming this is photo strain? But if so they require more food than auto.

 

[Holdemgodmode]

Yes its a photo.

I think she's just hungry too. Im going to give more nutes on upcoming feed.

 

[STILLSMOKIN]

Yes its a photo.

I think she's just hungry too. Im going to give more nutes on upcoming feed.

Never hurts to check in pot ph anytime you run into issues. N usually takes lowers first so leaning towards ph... Just my opinion. Just ran into same kinda issue and checked ph just because and it was near 7.5. Checked tap and my tap had jumped a point without me knowing.

 

[Holdemgodmode]

I ph to 6.5 every time i water/feed

 

[GoAuto6]

Looking at it says it's a lock out usually caused by pH. Just because you feed/water at 6.5 every time dose not mean the soil is 6.5, fox farm tends to have pH swings. You need a good soil probe and with a photo strain feed at the suggested dosage. TheyvTh giving you good info above, what you do with it will determine how things go for you...