Autos with yellowing. Help

[Danrobertson420]

Hi everyone.

I'm looking for some advice please. My autos look a little sick on bottom leaves. I'm following the attached schedule using biobiz, ph'n water after neuts as well.

Set up is 600w hps currently running at 400w using digital ballast, 1mx1m tent, the pots I think are 7gallon, few fans and carbon filters.

Any help and advice for first time grower would be much appreciated.

Thanks all!

 

[bunkbudz]

It looks like a slight nitrogen deficiency, it’s pretty common to lose a few of the lower leaves. But I would jump to that week 5 dose since they are beginning to flower

 

[Blew Hiller]

Plant looks like they have tons of N...normal to lose lower leaves this far into grow. How far is the light from the top of the plants?

 

[Danrobertson420]

Thank you very much mate, I have nitrogen should I add a little of that aswell or will the bloom help?

 

[Danrobertson420]

Plant looks like they have tons of N...normal to lose lower leaves this far into grow. How far is the light from the top of the plants?

About 500mm, I’ll not add no more then, should I pull the yellow leaves off or just leave them? I’m only just starting out so didn’t really want to try any of the stress training I’ve seen on YouTube

 

[Danrobertson420]

About 500mm, I’ll not add no more then, should I pull the yellow leaves off or just leave them? I’m only just starting out so didn’t really want to try any of the stress training I’ve seen on YouTube

*600mm

 

[Blew Hiller]

About 500mm, I’ll not add no more then, should I pull the yellow leaves off or just leave them? I’m only just starting out so didn’t really want to try any of the stress training I’ve seen on YouTube

You can leave them or cut them off ...these plants are more robust than you think. You can also do some light training with pipe cleaners and just pull down some of the outer branches to get better light penetration.

 

[Danrobertson420]

You can leave them or cut them off ...these plants are more robust than you think. You can also do some light training with pipe cleaners and just pull down some of the outer branches to get better light penetration.

Thats great, thanks a lot for the help mate much appreciated