In my opinion newer growth is always a bit lighter than the rest. If your ph is good you can always add in somemore of the trace nutes, if your worried about it, but they do look like they are trying to darken up and normally deficiencies normally start at the bottom and work up. I’ve also been adding great white enzymes every 1-2 weeks and b-52 vitamins every feeding, It seems to help a lot even things out.
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My grow nutes seem to include all the micro as well, maybe not enough? They also include calcium and magnesium, but in smaller quantity than my stand-alone calmag bottle.
I might give it some calmag just to be safe.
Calmag won't hurt
What about the pic made you think of iron? The light green near the veins rather than in between?
The newest growth starting to go yellow.
Whenever I see yellow, I grab the Calmag, and I bet Pennies right! I'd add 1/4 tsp CalMag next feed and see if that helps. Waiting for results, "Serenity now!" ~ George Castanza
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I fed with calmag and an extra 1ml of the part A that has the micro nutes. Actually looked a little worse this morning.
Maybe you need somemore good bacteria to help with the root intake process, b1 vitamins are good to add as well.
I dont like adding random things and hoping, it works. That being said aren't results from plants in dirt taking longer to show than coco or dwc grows? Try the same thing for a coupla feedings then check that off the list and next? Im in coco so i get quicker results when i change my nutes. Just thinking out loud here...
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At transplant I added Super Thrive a vitamin supplement. Then a few days ago started with a plant tonic (Emerald Goddess) that includes B1. I also added a root promoter (Root Wizard).
I agree - it takes time before results (good or bad) can be observed. I'm trying to resist adding to many new things to the mix. At this point it's gonna be a "wait and see" for the next few days. Today, maybe a tiny bit better looking, but more importantly, it doesn't look worse so I'm calling that good news.
Looks like your other plant there has some yellowing too, is that basil?
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Actually the basil looks kinda normal to me - typically is a lighter shade of green. I did have a few yellowish leaves on the very bottom, which I've now removed. Here's a better pic.
You have Italian caterpillars.
I found a wasp eating my basil when it was out doors. He didnt wasna be shoo’d!
Do you have shoo bees, Beez?
Do you have shoo bees, Beez?
Bees don’t hurt my plants, they’re all over my garden ...
Hehe... bees beez - it’s a smiley thing to say
Hehe... bees beez - it’s a smiley thing to say
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Wouldn't surprise me. I have Italian kids too.
You should take that as a compliment - you must grow tasty basil. Beez would never shoo his bees.
I have bees and wasps all over my yard as well. Much better choices for them besides my basil and weed.Bees don’t hurt my plants, they’re all over my garden ...
Hehe... bees beez - it’s a smiley thing to say
Beez' bees are the bees knees!
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Beez!
Hope you get that little problem sorted out soon and turned around!
Beez!Hope you get that little problem sorted out soon and turned around!
If you have honey bees then you’re doing something right.