What's wrong with my plant?

[RDK420]

Hi there. Does anyone know what is wrong with my plants? I'm thinking it may be a PH inbalance or a magnesium deficiancy? Both new and old leaves have yellow sections. It looks like the viens are still green.

 

[Suntana]

Post a picture and you will get plenty of help

 

[RDK420]

I would love to, but I donr know how haha. I'm on my phone on the site. I even took a pic Of my getto setup haha

 

[RDK420]

 

[RDK420]

The second pic is just to ask if its possible to determine what sex this plant is. I dont see anything and I understand that the male or female traits only develop once you start the flowering stage. Is that correct?

 

[Suntana]

I think your experiencing lock out due to a ph problem and yes on once you trigger flower you will be able to determine sex.

 

[Suntana]

Soil or coco?

 

[RDK420]

No-label potting soil from the nursery. This is my first attempt at growing

 

[Suntana]

That's great [emoji16], you will have some frustration and some enjoyment, we all do. Do you know the ph of your water? If you could get yourself a ph meter or test strips to gauge the ph of your water it will make a big difference on the health of your plant. For soil you want to be between 6.2 and 6.8. Some potting soils have quite a bit of nutrients in them, it is best to find a soil that is not inoculated with nutrients. Then you can add your own nutrients ph'd accordingly in a controlled manner. Have you been adding any nutrients yet?

 

[BudBoy2]

Hope this graph helps you!

 

[MullenFarms]

They look over watered. Speed bumps, tips and stripes.

 

[MullenFarms]

They look over watered. Speed bumps, tips and stripes.

Over watering lead to a ph problem ph problem led to nitrogen toxicity, based on chicken clawing of end of leaves. Also leads to the other random micro nutrient deficiencies.

 

[MullenFarms]

Allow them to completely dry out, make shure humidity is low, try to water once every 3-7 days depending on pot and plant size. Good rule of thumb is dry media up to 2 inches in. Good feeding schedule is FWWWF.