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    a little help please

    New here, and I could use a little help diagnosing my problem. Two of my girls have started turning yellow on their new growth one of the girls the yellowing might be taking over the plant I am worried that they are either to cold or lacking some nutrients? They are in the garage in a grow tent with a 400 MH and i have had them on water only for the last week due to some yellow tippage i thought may have been from over fertilizing. They are currently vegging. Should I get a 1,000 watt or do i have a nitrogen problem? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have included pictures of my girls with the problem.

    http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5242/...7e11f14d_b.jpg

    http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5208/...73cf0593_b.jpg

    http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5002/...a1391307_b.jpg

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    Jeanna Reviewed by Jeanna on . a little help please New here, and I could use a little help diagnosing my problem. Two of my girls have started turning yellow on their new growth one of the girls the yellowing might be taking over the plant :( I am worried that they are either to cold or lacking some nutrients? They are in the garage in a grow tent with a 400 MH and i have had them on water only for the last week due to some yellow tippage i thought may have been from over fertilizing. They are currently vegging. Should I get a 1,000 watt or Rating: 5

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    #2
    Senior Member

    a little help please

    Could be rootbound, could be overwatering, could be calcium deficiency. Fill-out the troubleshooting form. (copy-paste and answer the questions) The link is available in my signature.

    Hope ya have a Merry Christmas. :thumbsup:

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