Yellow and faded green half through flowering

[Tightabskyle]

Fairly new second year grower.

One side of plant is leaves are all turning yellow a faded green. Other side is still looking pretty good.rest of the plants have a few leaves but this one progressing fast over last few days.

Black nuken in 15 gall bags Using general hydroponics flora nova bloom 4-8-7

only things that habe really changed over last couple weeks
- upping the nutes this last week, but I upped it for all of them
- roots are starting to come up from bottom of pot, but exposed roots are on the side that is fine. Didn’t plan on getting this big, but they are reall
- plant got knocked over on its side the other day during a storm

is it just using all the nutrients and energy on the flower or should I be worried. Should I up the notes even more? As I said the other have a few gear and there but this one turning must faster.

 

[013]

what kind of soil mix??

Yeah 15 gallon is tiny for outdoors, so I’d expect it to be rootbound. The flowers are sucking everything out of the soil plus the nutes that were stored in the fan leaves so some of them yellowed out.

Yes bump her bloom nutes.

I‘ve heard of GH but never ran them, but do you have a cal-mag product?

 

[Tightabskyle]

I used sunshine mix 4 with some worm castin and I think shrimp compost but I don’t remember.

the Other have kind of rooted through the bottom of their pot and attached to the ground underneath, but this one got knocked over so its roots were in the ground but are now just kind of sitting there in between pot and grass. Was it a flower bed , but moved it out into space ire lawn when it fell over. So it probably just not feeding the same as the other?

no I got no cal mag.

 

[garybo]

I'm not the smartest guy here, especially this evening after consuming some blend.

Anyway I'm sort of thinking its a normal nitrogen deficiency which takes place toward the end of the flowering cycle.

Cannabis needs nitrogen to keep leaves green and make energy from light. All new leaves get plenty of nitrogen to make them green and help with photosynthesis. Since nitrogen is a mobile nutrient, the plant makes sure the newest and youngest leaves gets the nitrogen first. Basically, the plant is stealing nutrient from old and lower leaves, which are actually no longer needed at this stage of the plants life cycle, and giving it to the upper leaves.

Fuel for thought.

 

[013]

True dat Most Excellent Garybo…. and mag does help power up chlorophyll

 

[Tightabskyle]

Okay was what I was thinking, it was just happening so fast to that one plant I just wanted to make sure I shouldn’t be doing something

appreciate you both taking the time to answer.

thanks

 

[Pepperhead]

Back side of plant is against the house? Is this the side turning yellow?
If so , likely more heat from house and lack of sunlight on that side. Also as they said nitrogen being pulled from leaves to make buds , therefore up nitro !