thin small leaves on some other fines also yellowing

[sizzlasia]

I got 2 hashberry and 3 other randoms in there and the randoms oddly enough have the large fan leaves and for some reasons the hashberrys have much thinner small leaves...

2 400 watt hps
All in in fox farm OF
All in 2 gallon pots
2 weeks into flowering
rain water for regular flowing
tap water plus botanicare nutes for ferting (high 6 ph)

The 3 that were topped seem to have yellowing of the lower l leaves and thin fan leaves, so im guessing they could possibly be root bound? there all only about a foot tall but the hashberry was toppped 3-4 times so has a zillion thin heads coming up.

The two that werent topped, are about 1.5 feet tall, big ass fan leaves, and no yellowing really.

[dillhole]

Some pics would help alot! Sounds like you could have a pH/nutelock issue. Have you checked the pH of the runoff? It should be in the mid to upper six range for soil.

Rootbound is definitely possible with 2 gal pots. I would check that asap. Also, rainwater is usually not a good idea unless it tests ok everytime. It can contain all sorts of nasties, and its very variable in quality.

[stinkyattic]

When you top a plant, you should expect it to take some time to return to producing big fat ass leaves. Post up pics to rule out other issues, though.

[sizzlasia]

Thanks guys

Dillhole, I transplanted a couple of the ones in question to 3 gal pots, so hopefully that helps.

Interesting stinky, I've never heard of that before but it makes sense. Do you think the lack of large fans will have an affect on the flowering?

I'll post up some pictures tonight