yellow drooping leaves, pics

[rsampson187]

Screen is almost full.
running under a glass shielded 125w cfl.
have light right up against plants with temp below 80
black gold soil
fert: botanicare pure blend pro grow
not sure what ph is. (i think maybe acidic)

Through out growth, basically found that the roots would become bound (and leaves twisted) before the N ran out but now in large pots for final stages. Let them take root but leaves are YELLOWING.
Started ferting every watering but only 1 a week to allow dry out of soil. I also added a "splash" of fert to the water bottle and spray them 2x a day.

Leaves are also DROOPING! WHY?:sadcrying
Many of these leaves just don't perk up, they SAG/DROOP.

Here are some pix with the light on and off.

Worst part about it is..... NEED CLONES NOW! Should they be taken now or after the plant is healthy again?

rsampson187 Reviewed by rsampson187 on 10-20-2006. yellow drooping leaves, pics Screen is almost full. running under a glass shielded 125w cfl. have light right up against plants with temp below 80 black gold soil fert: botanicare pure blend pro grow not sure what ph is. (i think maybe acidic) Through out growth, basically found that the roots would become bound (and leaves twisted) before the N ran out but now in large pots for final stages. Let them take root but leaves are YELLOWING. Started ferting every watering but only 1 a week to allow dry out of Rating: 5

[WEED_UK]

To me the yellowing of leaves is possibly down lack of nitrogen in ferts......check the nutrients your using for nitrogen content....it should be printed on the bottle and the nitrogen should be the larger percentage for your stage of growth!!!! Bear that in mind!!
firstly i would stop spraying the leaves with food/water twice each day,it stops the leaves breathing if constantly wettwice a day is to much...
Stop it now and you may see the leaves stop sagging in 2/3 days.

If that fails i would change your watering schedule..especialy if you plant leaves started sagging a few days after watering..
Instead of watering and feeding once a week i would divide the water you give them into 2 days. The first day just water them......then give it 3-4 days and water again with nutrients ,

make sure your using a high content nitrogen food as this is what usaully cause leaves to yellow

Secondly i (had this with mine) droopy leaves may be caused by
over-watering....Take note if the leaves perk up when the soil is dry...if so..
then divide the water twice a week rather than drowning it one day with water then letting it go dry for 2-3 days....Remember little but often !!!!
If the soil is dry 10mm or 1/4 inch under the top layer of soil...its time to give a little water

Stop foilage feeding/watering especialy 2x a day ,plants can take water in through there leaves and with doing it as much as your doing will block the pores on the leaves which will suffocate the plant + you could cause mold on the plant if its always damp.stop spraying it

Good luck and rember a good plant food is always worth it not sure what yours is like,,,,,get a high nitrogen food and your away good luck and post back if you need to...keep us informed

[Ganja Guerrilla]

I believe you have nute lockout from over watering, from both systemic and foliar watering , stop spraying the plants and water less

If you feel there is no way this is water related then you need to get us a PH test of the water and the runoff water

obvious nitrogen def. and also showing magnesium def.

while we wait to hear the PH, add 1 teaspoon epsom salts to a quart of water and foliar feed the leaves both top and bottom sides of the leaves(they need a good drenching), if its time to water the plants use the remainder of the mixture