superflow30
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I have a large 24K growing outside in the ground that is yellowing only on one side. Any ideas why?
Outdoor, in the ground: yellow on one side only?
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Hey @superflow30 hope your doing well today.
It sounds like a problem in the root zone to me.
For some reason one side of your roots aren't uptaking nutrients properly.
Are you feeding her anything or just plain water?
Do you have any pics of her to give us a better idea how she looks?
Stay safe.
Bill
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superflow30
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Thanks Bill
Now that you mention it, I did throw some liquid nutrients (diluted in water) on that side a week ago. That's probably it. Phosphorus toxicity?
Now that you mention it, I did throw some liquid nutrients (diluted in water) on that side a week ago. That's probably it. Phosphorus toxicity?
Looks more like nitrogen def to me. Mebbe the soil fertility is uneven at this point (the plant has depleted N in some parts)?
Is she in flower?Thanks Bill
Now that you mention it, I did throw some liquid nutrients (diluted in water) on that side a week ago. That's probably it. Phosphorus toxicity?
How much of her is showing signs of hunger?
Do you have access to decent nutrients?
@GeoFlora Nutrients would work great in that set up.
Easy and great product for soil growing.
Stay safe.
Bill
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superflow30
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Four or five weeks into flower. Planted in the ground when my septic system ends so lots of nitrogen.
At least on one side. 
She looks pretty good.Four or five weeks into flower. Planted in the ground when my septic system ends so lots of nitrogen.
I think flowering nutrients for the last month would help.
She needs that extra energy in flower.
Stay safe.
Bill
