As far as that plant, didnt look right to me, but with senorx's problem i thought it would help him see that maybe his plants could be similer to what was called a healthy plant.
I figgered that. I know you want to help. :thumbsup:

But Senor's plants look very good to me. Certainly better examples of N-hungry, but healthy, than the Green example. Senor's yellowing seems just a tad extensive for the plants' age, and it's affecting the younger plant structures a bit more than seems usual to me, but this may be 'normal' for his strain under his conditions. (At this point, Senor's thinking, "Would you quit talking about me in the third person in my own thread? :wtf

Here is the first page I landed on when I checked out Green's page. There is a lot of really, really bad advice here:
Bend a young plant's stem back and forth to force it to be very thick and strong. Spindly stems can not support heavy flowering growth. An internal oscillating fan will reduce humidity on the leave's stomata and improve the stem strength as well. The importance of internal air circulation can not be stressed enough. It will excursive the plants and make them grow stronger, while reducing many hazards that could ruin your crop.

HYDROPONIC VEGETATIVE SOLUTION, per gallon:
Miracle Grow Patio (contains trace elements) 1 teaspoon
Epsom salts 1/2 teaspoon
Human Urine (OPTIONAL - may create odors indoors.) 1/4 cup
Oxygen Plus Plant Food (OPTIONAL) 1 teaspoon
This mixture will insure your plants are getting all major and minor nutrients in solution, and will also be treating your plants with oxygen for good root growth, and potassium nitrate for good burning qualities. Another good GROWTH PHASE mix is 1/4 tsp Peter's 20/20/20 fertilizer per gallon of water, with trace elements and oxygen added, or fish emulsion. Fish emulsion is great in the green-house or outdoors, where smells are not an issue, but is not recommended for indoors, due to its strong odor.
Human urine? :lol5: Might help keep deer away, but as a soil amendment? :wtf:

Potassium nitrate to help "burning?" (If you're making cannon fuses, maybe...) :wtf: Wonder if he flushes his nutes...

Fans "reduce" humidity? (they might lower relative humidity if they raise the temperature enough)

WTF is "excursive" the plants??? (Excursive means "prone to digression")

Not to mention the contradiction between the stated importance of air circulation and the inability of that droopy-ass plant to permit it.

And if you add ALL the crap-ola he's recommending into a single gallon of nute solution, well, I'm looking for some tip burn just to start things off. Hope you're not running young sativas...

There is no "Greenman." That whole site's just a link-referral-sales B.S. entity, with obsolete, sketchy info stolen from other sites and not checked for accuracy. Their goal is to make $$$, not provide useful info to patients who need meds. That's what's got my goat; I have friends and relatives who depend on MMJ--and this whore could mislead them.

Rant off. Senor, here's your thread back, and again, I'm sorry. :hippy: