Need some help with plants *********

[Classicalboy57]

[align=center][align=center]Im pretty sure ive narrowed it down but some of my lower leaves from the middle half down are yellow, a couple really small ones towards the soil got all crispy and fell off which were ones I think were supposed to fall off. But as for the middle half down some of the leaves are yellow, really yellow. 1 or 2 leaves have a dark yellow/ brown spot it looks like it got burned with a lighter. The PH has always been a little on the high side 7+ I try to water them with adjusted 6.0 water. I also gave them some Nitrogen which is what I read might be the problem.

Also on the yellow leaves there kind of sagggy and sad looking, the stems on these are purple. Most of the new baby green leaves are nice and green though. So im kind of worried. Ive read lots of links and its helped but advice would be great if you guys can help me [/align]

This is Indoor, about 6 weeks in. Orange bud. 4 plants, 8-12 inches tall
1 water a day, 18/6 Light 400 watts, convertable ballast.

I figure id try to get the nutes correct and give it another week or so, then maybe move on to 12/12 light cycle. Let me know what you all think! I need big help here [/align]

Classicalboy57 Reviewed by Classicalboy57 on 11-28-2004. Need some help with plants ********* Im pretty sure ive narrowed it down but some of my lower leaves from the middle half down are yellow, a couple really small ones towards the soil got all crispy and fell off which were ones I think were supposed to fall off. But as for the middle half down some of the leaves are yellow, really yellow. 1 or 2 leaves have a dark yellow/ brown spot it looks like it got burned with a lighter. The PH has always been a little on the high side 7+ I try to water them with adjusted 6.0 water. I also Rating: 5

[Classicalboy57]

8) ok

[bonbon]

I think that you've got a Mg/ph/micro deficiency,guano is tricky stuff to use if this is your first attempt at growing,it's usually used as a soil amendment or steeped for hand feeding,until you become a little more familiar with what you're using,save yourself a little frustration and get a complete hydroponic nutrient fert,the plant does not care if it's organic or chemical,nitrogen or phosphourus is the same to the plant regardless of the form it's in,I know a lot of folks swear that organic grown is a better product,but in my experience growing in soil or hydro i've seen no difference in the final outcome,as long as you use the proper techniques when it comes to knowing what the plant needs and when to flush and how to cure,hydro nutes work great in soil grows too....bonbon

[Classicalboy57]

How do I feed them and what kind of hydro ferts? Hydro ferta are just like chemical/ artificial right? Id imagine Id flush them good, then feed em the propper ammount? Any suggestions?

[Classicalboy57]

Your right, Guano is tricky stuff.........

[bonbon]

general hydroponics flora series(micro,gro,bloom) works very nice in soil,flushes out clean,and easy to measure an mix....bonbon