Plant leaves dying off!

[canniwhatsis]

Looks like PH issues to me, but where they are and how to correct them is beyond my NEWB grasp,... so I'll watch this thread incase anything like this happens to my girls!

[Salvein211]

Not really much to update here, but the soil is oddly moist for it being a few days since watering, but I did flush like no other during transplant. Since the transplant, they are growing again! The leaves that looked bad, look worse, but the canopy and a lot of the other leaves look ok atm... In a previous post I mentioned how the grow shoots where dropping, but about half the garden that had drooping with it's shoots have perked up a few degrees, but I wouldnt say they are 100% just yet.

Question for people with green thumbs.. Im using the 6 month feed soil by miracle grow. Does this mean its unacceptable to use added nutrients? I bought foxfarms trio, but ever since the problems, I havent used the products.

Just a reminder: 3 of these ladies are white widow from barneys farms, other 4 are bagseed ...
Ages: (Day 72) (Day 20 in flower)

[canniwhatsis]

Not really much to update here, but the soil is oddly moist for it being a few days since watering, but I did flush like no other during transplant. Since the transplant, they are growing again! The leaves that looked bad, look worse, but the canopy and a lot of the other leaves look ok atm... In a previous post I mentioned how the grow shoots where dropping, but about half the garden that had drooping with it's shoots have perked up a few degrees, but I wouldnt say they are 100% just yet.

Question for people with green thumbs.. Im using the 6 month feed soil by miracle grow. Does this mean its unacceptable to use added nutrients? I bought foxfarms trio, but ever since the problems, I havent used the products.

Just a reminder: 3 of these ladies are white widow from barneys farms, other 4 are bagseed ...
Ages: (Day 72) (Day 20 in flower)

Used the MG soil for a couple tomato's,... cant stand the shit. Your experience will vary.

As far as adding nutes,... well its pre-nuted, but that doesn't mean you cant add to it! So start small (1/4 dose) then work your way up, and watch the plant for signs of nute burn to judge what your max dose will be. Be patient, each increase will take a week or better to show results.

[Salvein211]

Ok I haven't updated in 5 days because the ladies haven't needed water until now, due to the mass leaching after transplant. As of two days ago, I've been using my 1000w MH with my 400w HPS to help flowering, because I've come to the conclusion of it being a bad idea to downsize in wattage from veg to flower.

I've also LST'd the plants again for maximum light exposure, and they are loving it. Ladies look 3x as good pretransplant!

Watered today with 1tsp tigerbloom per gal at 6.8-7.0 pH

Runoff pH at 5.5-5.6!!! :wtf: I am a newbie at this and have no clue what's going on. Like I said, the transplant has aided in the overall health of the plants, but it's just a matter of time before I get the same problems again. Is it because of the shitty miracle grow soil? ARGH.. My plan of attack is to just water with 7.2-7.4 pH every watering to slowly raise it.

What soils are good to use that are around the price of MG? I don't want to mix my own and use ingredients, that would be way over my head.

I will update again, thanks for reading.