5 weeks into flowering and looking a bit too green... First grow... need some help

[oskippy001]

My girl is 5 weeks into flowering and she is looking a little bit too green... I'm thinking its a nutrient problem. Maybe she has some residual Nitrogen in her soil? Should I flush her? Any suggestions? Please?

Medium:
Soil

Lighting:
6- 40w Flourescent tubes
3- 13w CFL's

Nutrients:
FoxFarms TigerBloom

oskippy001 Reviewed by oskippy001 on 09-24-2009. 5 weeks into flowering and looking a bit too green... First grow... need some help My girl is 5 weeks into flowering and she is looking a little bit too green... I'm thinking its a nutrient problem. Maybe she has some residual Nitrogen in her soil? Should I flush her? Any suggestions? Please? Medium: Soil Lighting: 6- 40w Flourescent tubes 3- 13w CFL's Nutrients: Rating: 5

[RideTheWave]

They are perfectly fine bro,your doing a pretty good job. They're a nice healthy green and those flowers look pretty damn good. Dont start flushing your soil out,most stop using nitrogren bout 2 weeks before harvest anyway. Just keep doing what your doing and check this out. Tells you a bunch about nutrient deficiencys/toxicitys and signs to look for,been pretty helpful to me.

[VapedG13]

dont complain because your plants are green....if they start burning on the edges or tips then thats a problem...

pretty soon those leaves will be yellowing nicely:hippy:

If you are using a bloom fert ....its low in N high in P.... you wont have a N problem

[seldomBLUE]

By "Too Green" do you mean close to hinging on purple? Keep an eye on your run-off pH if it's a soil grow. If the pH gets too high the neuts become too available and can cause that to happen. A light green plant is usually a pH which is too low and the neut aren't available to the plant at all. Happened to me too but i had to figuge it out. GOOD LUCK