Please help photos included

[stoned#]

Hi this is my first pic post, The ploblem is the main fan leafs are yellowing inward, most if the main fan leafs are gone in these pics, new growth seems healthy but even now the older small branch leafs are yellowing from the tips in. This plant was recovered from my first try at hydro that went wrong, Their in soil a few weeks now they were on the 12/12 for 2 weeks, so I could sex them and keep the females, now they have been on 20/4 for 3 weeks they are starting to grow as normal again but the leafs are still slowly yellowing . Can anybody help me. Is there a cure for the poblem. :wtf:

stoned# Reviewed by stoned# on 03-25-2007. Please help photos included Hi this is my first pic post, The ploblem is the main fan leafs are yellowing inward, most if the main fan leafs are gone in these pics, new growth seems healthy but even now the older small branch leafs are yellowing from the tips in. This plant was recovered from my first try at hydro that went wrong, Their in soil a few weeks now they were on the 12/12 for 2 weeks, so I could sex them and keep the females, now they have been on 20/4 for 3 weeks they are starting to grow as normal again but Rating: 5

[lee221186]

I AM HAVEING THE SAME PROBLEM I THINK IT MIGHT BE TOO MUTCH WATER ????????

[lee221186]

IF YOU FIND OUT COULD YOU TELL ME ILL DO THE SAME

[stoned#]

It wont let me upload the pics the size of them seems to be to big?? can anyone help on this

[lee221186]

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[stoned#]

heres the pics at last i had to get a picture file compressor:jointsmile:

[stinkyattic]

what's that dirt?

[stoned#]

Thats high qualty soil m8 the stuff thats grows palnts without the need for ppm meters or ph pens, all you need is a light, soil and seed, and away you go couldnt be more easy . Im looking for some help.

[madeline]

Well, obviously your dirt isn't doing it all for you. It appears to me to be overwatered and the soil is too rich to allow for proper drainage. If it were mine I'd get myself a bottle of SuperThrive and transplant into the next size bigger pot using same soil but with a lot of perlite added to allow water to drain. It also appears you have been feeding it quite a bit so I'd cut back on that to none until the new growth shows improvement and no water after the transplant into fresh soil w/perlite until the soil has dried out (be generous with the SuperThrive mix immediately after the transplant but allow it to dry afterwards). Those damaged leaves will not recover and will eventually finish yellowing and fall off so don't worry about it when it happens. Just cut back on the loving and follow "The Book" and you should be fine.

And I should put this in my sig sometime...Check Your PH! Not just you but everyone who's serious about growing.

[stoned#]

NO FEEDS