Yellowing and spotting, DWC hydro

[MynameStitch]

GOOD! Cause tangled roots in a small bucket is the same as being rootbound in soil, and rootbound causes nutrient absorption issues..... so they should start to recover now... I would like to see an update very much!

 

[blueberryfarmer]

Well, the pH is far more stable these days and the uppermost leaves that were showing the yellowing are greening up slightly... but the leaves with a lot of spotting on them are still dying. I can't tell whether the spotting is spreading much or not... it doesn't seem to be. But i have much larger concerns now...

Stitch and others who might read this thread, please read my new thread i started in the Security & Legal issues forum: http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?p=1384871

I'm really worried.. my landlord wants to come in and check the place out because of my high power bill. I'd really appreciate your opinions on the issue. Thanks!

 

[MynameStitch]

Those leaves that were yellow and affected will die, you can't do anything about that.....
You want to make sure the other leaves that were not affected do not show the same issues... I will go post in your other thread, because I have a few things I want to say about that.

 

[Bean Bagpipe]

I just wanted to chime in and say thanks to MynameStitch and blueberryfarmer for this thread. I am experiencing the exact same issues and i have already come up with a solution based this thread. I am a OG refugee (2 posts, reg 2004, never thought id use this account, but alas...no more OG) , i only point that out because its been a long while since i've been gardening. They say its like riding a bike (growing), and yes i can do that, but working on the bike and maintaining it is a slightly different story. Anyways, im sooooo stoked that there are people out there sharing their info. Thanks to you all!!! I hope that i can give back here shortly (im gonna post garden pics ect)

Ok well thats all for now....

Keep up that great work everyone!


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