vito.new

Z Auto

Autumn 2024 indoor

Testing outdoor with greenhouse

Auto flowering

Day 107 (Week 16)

Autoflower

20 updates

40 photos

Day: 107

Autoflower

Decided to cut all the yellow leaves.. hopefully nuts and ph is now ok.. let s see if it gets yellow again

11 days ago

Day: 105

Autoflower

I managed to get the nutrients solution EC 2, ppm 1100, ph 6.6.. soil ph 6,6. Issue in a that the runoff EC is 2,2, which might mean too much nutrients.. should I proving only water for a couple of weeks?

13 days ago

Day: 102

Autoflower

Might be nitrogen deficiency.. adding biobizz bloom

15 days ago

srzzz your plant is starving, bring up ppm for nextbplant

vito.new I just bought an EC TDS meter let s see if that s the problem.. but I tried to adjust the soli ph as it was around 8, now it is 6,8-7 (I am using a ph down for water). I am also giving nutrients since 3 weeks (bio bizz try pack), but every day gets more yellow.

combatmedic81 Cut down on whatever nutes you’re using since the leaf tips are curling upwards and fried. Add Epsom salt instead, you have yellowness and rust spots which could be magnesium deficiency

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Day: 101

Autoflower

Always more yellow..

17 days ago

Day: 94

Autoflower

Ph down to 6,8… no longer yellow spots, but leaves are losing color

24 days ago

Day: 93

Autoflower

Trying to decrease ph to 6.. adding nutrients and ph down

25 days ago

Day: 86

Autoflower

Started with nutrients Bio-Growth, Bloom and Max.. let s see if it recovers from the yellow patches

a month ago

Day: 85

Flowering

Yellow patches on leaves… anyone knows what s that?! Thanks a lot

a month ago

drdave1

drowziee Can range from fungus all the way to light burn and nutrients burning best bet is look up and see what the causes are for the different things that it could be

vito.new Thank you for the feedback. Regarding fungi like leaf septoria, I’ve read that the spots are brown in the center, whereas mine are just yellow. I’ve never added nutrients, so it could be a nitrogen deficiency, but since the plant is flowering, the nitrogen requirement should be lower. That leaves me with the light as a possible cause, but they don’t seem burned. Could it be the nutrients? How can I check?

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Day: 75

Vegetating

Doing some defoliation to make a bit of space in the middle.. just having some doubts about timing… I guess it is taking too long to enter the flowering phase. I might exaggerated with Topping and LST

a month ago

Day: 66

Vegetating