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a couple weeks into flowering, why are my plants in coco yellowing?

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bombdotcom

im sorry i dont understand. My problem is i didnt go the soil route?? Can you explain it further please. Up until 3 weeks ago when i transplanted them from 2liters into 2 gallons they were thriving.
 

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Tom 'Green' Thumb
Veteran
Looks like too low a humidity. I had plants that go like that when my room is filled with the small pots. As soon as I tranplant into the larger pots in increased water increases humidity and all is soon well.

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med420

New member
What was your ph. I'm struggling with a soiless ph or soil ph. right now at 6.3 soil. sunshine mix having alot of atributes of soil yet also concidered soiless by some please help.
 

med420

New member
ph for sunshine mix

ph for sunshine mix

what is your PH going in
what is your PH going out
PPM going in
PPM going out

i had similar looking symptoms but in sunshine mix. ph was my problem

what is the ph for sunshine mix, thanx for your help.
 
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dunkybones

I agree with someone else in this thread who said to drop the additives and use just canna a/b until things settle out. Too late now, but I don't recommend flushing with straight water, it just stresses the plant in another way. I've had better success flushing my plant with feed solution until runoff equals input. I'll do this over a few days and adjust my feed strength if the runoff numbers are consistently off. 600 ppm sounds a little low, but then I grow under a 600w, not a 150. Try not to sweat the daily runoff pH too much, that way lies madness. Coco suppliers state repeatedly that runoff pH readings are erroneous. Parts of the plant that got hit hard, especially down low, won't recover. Them's the breaks.
 
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