I checked the link you gave me, but didn't see the exact products I was using. There is a feeding schedule on the bottles I am using. At that last point it did seem like we were behind schedule with the nutrients because we were doing quarter strength. (Because we used pro mix we were told not to do much fertilization at first.) But this time we used the instructions for mild vegetative growth (even though I think we should have been at aggressive vegetative growth at that point). Next time we add nutrients, which I'm thinking will be one week from last time and we'll do the schedule for aggressive vegetative growth.

New growth looks more of a brighter green. Then some of the leaves towards the top have started to yellow.

Definitely using a ph pen. Water going in is now only 6.5-6.8. What should the ph run off be for soil growth then?

I thought I let it dry out enough, pots were super light and I couldn't feel any water after sticking my longest finder all the way in the soil. But perhaps I am still over watering.

I want to provide pics as soon as I can. I let my friend borrow my camera and still waiting for it back! But I definitely agree so far that I should hold back my watering and get on a better feeding schedule. It's definitely out of wack at this point.
blazer23 Reviewed by blazer23 on . Yellowing leaves in veg I've read a lot about the yellowing and browning of leaves and what it could be. But am still not sure with my situation. They started just at the bottom and a couple of small leaves have died. But on a couple of plants the yellowing has seemed to spread and brown spots have developed. I'm almost 4 weeks in veg. I'm leaning towards too high ph, but I'm also worried about nutrient levels. I've been going a little above 7.0, at most 7.5. I thought it was good to have right on 7, but now I'm Rating: 5