Lower leaves turning yellow?

[typhlosion]

Hey my plant is about 3 weeks old and I transplanted it to a 5 gallon bucket the other day and I'm now noticing the lowest leaves are turning yellow. Not really sure what would be causing it but I have not tested the ph of my soil or water. I watered it quite a bit when I transplanted it but the rest of the plant seems to still be growing and is still green. I'm just wondering if I should be concerned about it? And what I should maybe do to correct it?
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Thanks in advance.

 

[David Bowman]

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[typhlosion]

Thanks lol,
So here it is.

 

[mypassion]

Check the ph of runoff and water+feed, get a cheep color set. If ph is your concern that will help for a $ spent. Could be the soil ... lack of nutrients ... could be many things I guess.
You could use a ph perfect fert...

 

[mypassion]

What soil and nutrients are you using?

 

[P4Pplenty503]

Add Nitrogen/ cal mag ph at 6.6 and test your run off ph. I use kelp when I water. Plants are thriving. Also make sure you have good drainage all throughout the bucket


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[typhlosion]

Using some random potting soil that has fert in it..haven't used any food yet, the water I've been using has a ph of 7-8, maybe my drainage isn't very good I just drilled a few holes in the bottom. I also have no idea how much to water the thing. Haven't tested runoff yet.