KJs Second Indoor Grow: Sour D Auto & Two Photos

Oh yeah an update on the quad lining all went as planned and they have resumed growth, but now I’ve noticed a deficiency on the newer growth like yellowing spots can anyone diagnose ??

No nutes have been used yet all fed the same with ph 6.4 water .
Here’s a pic may need to zoom on new growth

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845Kingjames said:
I think I gotta get better tie downs the yarn thing ain’t working for me, any suggestions & where to get
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There are a few options other than yarn.

@Carcass developed what has come to be known as Carhooks. Essentially he wraps light wire around a barbecue skewer and makes a little hook at the end to keep the limb where he wants it.

@Hafta uses Fishing weights as part of an overall training method which gives some strength training as the plants sways in the breeze.
 
Azimuth has some great suggestions for sure, they all work. I've used rubberized garden wire and also a spool of twist-tie-type material (think trash bag ties that used to come with trash bags, but all wrapped on a spool so I can cut off lengths of it). I personally like the rubberized garden wire because it's of course wire, so you can shape it, but it has a layer of neoprene or rubber on the outside so it won't cut into the plant stems. It can also be reused.

Whichever method you use to tie them down, the important thing to note is to check the tiedowns every couple of days to make sure they aren't cutting into the plants.

Oh and where to get the two I suggested, I have two hydro shops somewhat near me that stock it. Amazon also has them available.
 
845Kingjames said:
It was mostly on older growth none on new growth. To much or to little pottasium?
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Could be either, frankly. What's going on with your nutes?
 
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