indoor or outdoor indoor
soil, soilless, coco, aero, or hydroponic soil
specific medium 0.21-0.07-0.14 potting mix
Soil type/brand MG
Anything you have added to the soil 35% perlite
Soil or slab runoff pH Not sure yet
Water source Distilled Tap
Source water pH 7.0-7.2
Age of plant 12-13 days
Type of fertilizer Fox Farm Trio
Rate of application 1 fert app/week so far; every other watering from now on
Lighting source and distance from plant (6) 26W CFL 6500K ~6"
Air temperature 78 F
Air % Relative humidity 50-60%
Lighting schedule 24/0
Type of ventilation your room has Regular fans for now


Come to think of it... I have 3 plants total. One of the plants was growing ALOT slower than the other 2 initially, but has now caught up to the other 2. Since catching them in growth, it now too has starting yellowing from the bottom. Same exact thing. N deficiency is what I am thinking.
emcnpk Reviewed by emcnpk on . Someone please help.. discoloration What would be causing my plants to start yellowing from the bottom up? I know when a plant is growing too fast some of the new growth could be kinda limey-green looking, but these are the bottom leaves. The new growth is all green and lush now. Could the plants have took the chlorophyll from the bigger leaves to support the new growth? All the yellowed leaves seem to have some dark green blochiness to them too that wasn't there before. It's almost like the color is bleeding back in to Rating: 5