Help me determine the yellowing

[Dannyboy1995]

What’s up guys, I’ve been veg’in these girls for about 3 weeks now and can’t seem to figure out this yellowing. I just switched over to house and garden literally last feeding but was using floranova veg, calimagic, silica, and enzymes. Would an overdose of enzyme be doing this to my plants, I’ve given these around 30X’s the strength of enzymes about 2 times straight on accident bout 2 weeks ago. Let me know what you guys think! Lights I’m using are 640W Carson technology LED’s

 

[NuttyProfessor]

i would feed water for bit only , then go light on nutes for a couple of feeds 1/2 or even 1/4 strength , less is more in this game
your ph is out of wack too much acid in the soil now i would think locking out ,

 

[KrunckleSam]

Yeah, that’s definitely some type of toxicity. Get a monitor for your nutes there’s a range you want to stick around. I use fox farm nutes. I’ve heard that they are hot... I’ve not had an issue, but having all the stat info Bluetooth to my phone, it’s worth it. For $30 I got one that also measures light intensity , soil moisture level, and temperature (at soil level.) Here’s a pic of the data. It’s cool! It’s also been really helpful.

truveg vegtru ? Something like that, it the only Bluetooth one I could find look it up, I’ve found it to still be accurate at 2 months now. It’s on amazon.

 

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[JimJonesJr]

Yeah, that’s definitely some type of toxicity. Get a monitor for your nutes there’s a range you want to stick around. I use fox farm nutes. I’ve heard that they are hot... I’ve not had an issue, but having all the stat info Bluetooth to my phone, it’s worth it. For $30 I got one that also measures light intensity , soil moisture level, and temperature (at soil level.) Here’s a pic of the data. It’s cool! It’s also been really helpful.

truveg vegtru ? Something like that, it the only Bluetooth one I could find look it up, I’ve found it to still be accurate at 2 months now. It’s on amazon.

Thats a cool app or gadget. Spits out a lot of info for ya. I agree with NuttyP. Looks like your ph is outta wack. Look up magnesium def on google or theres a link to problem solving in my sig. I think you'll find what you need to confirm. Your plants look great. You'll be rolling in some green soon.