The Fox Farms trio is popular and it works. As mentioned it does look like a bit of Nitrogen deficiency and the Fox Farms trio does supply some. Are you mixing it at a full dose each time as shown on the label or the Fox Farms schedule which is available on-line or a printed copy? Some growers mix at half dose, or 1/3 dose or feed once a month so knowing this becomes info that will be helpful.
Not necessarily the camera but possibly the light. It looks like a touch of blue on the floor of the tent as if the lights themselves are throwing off some blue.
Then there is this point which is also making me think the blue is from the lights.
One these girls we used promix organic and now have switched to HP and we mix at full strength that's what they have been on from the start. We gave them a good round of nuts. Since picture 3 of the 4 of them are pulling out of it great the other one is struggling now we are fighting spider mites on her any idea how to help save them
Its the camera mixed with high powered lights. And
We water every other day. Or nuts and they were fine then it was over night it went like this we put them to bed and they were green and pretty and them we went in there in the morning to find this. We don't have a tent but a room and at that time was saying in the 90s but that was normal for them
Hi @Newgrower2022! I see the plants are flowering and looks like decent pot size; however, now they are looking stressed out, as if they have maxed out their pots and are sucking up water quickly. Aside from the leaves that are yellowing and dying, the bud sites look very good. I'm sensing the general stress is due to water and nutrient issues. Are they getting enough water? How much runoff are you doing? Are you doing a wet/dry cycle? What is your temperature in the tent? How close are they to harvest?
I really hate to say this, but it could be root disease. As I'm typing this, I am researching because I had a similar thing just happen to one of my plants in the veg greenhouse... sudden droop and yellowing leaves. Yesterday basically fine, today... poof, droop looking like a water problem and yellowing leaves. I'm quite sure the plant didn't need more water, because I just watered it yesterday. I gave it more water today, thinking maybe I didn't give it enough yesterday. But it didn't respond to the water. The plant was doing really well yesterday and looking great. Today, totally drooping and more yellow leaves. I'm going to leave it alone and see what's up tomorrow. I did notice some white mycelium-looking stuff around the base of the stem next to the soil. Other then that, the stem looks fine. I'll post more in my "greenhouse grow in the tropics" thread, link in my signature.
It would help to turn off the "high powered lights" while the photos are being taken.
I’ve had plants go yellow overnight, it can caused by a number of things, wrong ph, lockout, lack of nutrients, usually cal-mag. My clues are the leaves are going bad from the bottom up, they are also starting to get green mottling and the beginning of brown spots on the leaves. Usually root issues show up much earlier, and are often a product of overwatering. Still, I’d like to know the ph of the water after nutes. FF nutes are chelated and they recommend a flush at the start of flowering to leach out the salts from the synthetic nutes. The OP hasn’t said if he uses cal-mag. Root rot is more prevalent in hydro grows. Why would you think it’s root rot?
I'm concerned it might be root rot. I could be totally wrong, but...
