Does this look like nutrient deficiency?Here is what l have done so far,sprayed kelp on leaves,fish emulsion,put some more dolmite in soil.Did not use m.g. as a spray really nervous about using it!

My ph is 6.5,what about cal? Thanks

Been using sensi star A,B For dessert big bud, 2.5 m.l. sometimes a little more.Thanks

looks deficient to me

Without more, detailed, information everyone is shooting in the dark.
There is no mention if this is effecting the whole of the plant, or only upper or lower leafs.
With you using big bud I assume you're in flower but at what stage (how far in) we're uncertain.
When you say your pH is 6.5 is that what you adjust to or is that the runoff ?

I very often have lower leafs looking just like yours, I normally attribute this due to the dense upper canopy.

I've also seen yellowing just like yours when plants have become rootbound.

A clear picture of the plant as a whole, with a detailed account of when you first became concerned, pot size, watering/feeding regime etc etc

Pic of plant is in gallery,6.5 is what l put in,in 5gallon pots 2 liters when pot is light to pick up of water, the next time they are light to pick up l give the nutrients.They are under 2 600 wat lights .As seen by pic.the yellow that is there working it self around the plant.l have looked at the leaf deficiency little one leaf that looked close to mine says nitrogen which l had been giving it food for as stated earlier.They are starting 4th week.When she was smaller l filmed her about 3 times on every 3rd node,lst a little maybe it's pay back???If she is outbound l will use 10 gallen pots next time.l would have moved that pic from gallery to hear just have not figured it out yet!So please do have a look,it will not bite.With them words l would have to say nothing more!

She's hungry

This is an old picture from your previous thread about Yellowing
Do you have a current picture ? As it would show us how the yellowing is spreading


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What's the runoff pH ?

2 litres of water does not seem like enough water to completely soak a 5 gallon pot. I use 4 litres in my 3 gallon pots so I get runoff every wattering.

Here is a updated pic!

Is it possible to transfer the plant now into a bigger one without messing it up?

I guess that l will answer my own question!1st it's my understanding that if you are quick you can do it without sendi.g plant into to much of a nose dive Sec.it's also my understanding that after 3 weeks into flower the roots stop @ starts into the bud!So there you go! That was not to hard Umbra now was it!Ricky

@Cubby ...I am not to sure about that root thing. I did a grow in a glass cylinder, over at Mp,that slid into a cardboard sleeve to keep the roots dark. I did not notice much increase in root growth after a couple of weeks into 12/12. What I did see was the tips get all puffed out and fuzzy looking and super white.

granted the roots never truely STOP growing however they do slow down quite alot, as the roots spread out the plant gets larger, but then in flower the plant isnt really growing anymore in a vegatative way, aka getting larger and fuller yet not flowering, when its attempting to get as large as it can before the light schedule changes the roots will seek out more room, but when in flower especially after the 2 week stretch the roots and plant arnt really growing in the same way sure it is growing but not for size its trying to reproduce now, so its roots arnt searching as much and instead bulking up (those fuzzy white root strands comming off the roots) so it can absorb as much as it can from the area it occupies, if it kept searching as it did in veg it would use more of its energy for rooting rather then flowering, and as we have all seen that is not the case. so granted the roots are still growing but not in the same way, no more stretching out looking for more room, instead it settles in for the home stretch and really hunkers down, fuzzing up those roots and concentrating mainly on trying to reproduce.

also i agree that it could be a combo of being root bound and nute def but then again it is 4 weeks+ in flower and it looks pretty typical, up the feeding slightly like ozzy said and all should be good, as long as it isnt the sugar leaves and bud its self yellowing like mad your golden...especially since the yellowing seems to be below the main canopy, if the plant knows that leaf is not being used to its full compasity it gets rid of the useless leaf. as long as it isnt spreading again your golden. she may simply just be a heavy feeder.

You know what cubby! I knew there was a problem,so if l me being a pain helps me to get to root of problem so be it!!But what the problem is Drumroll???The medium is cocca pro mix,l added the dolmite lime to it,not supposed too,plus with it being cocoa it holds the water longer.conclusion 1 tablespoon of Epson salts to a gallon of h2 o. That's that! Thanks for looking in!

One problem that I see here is that you are working this grow as both organic and synthetic, and you are in soilless medium. If you grow organic with fish emulsion, sea kelp and such then you are employing organics and need to have a healthy microbe herd to break it down for the plants. Your pH should be around 6.5-6.7 going in and the microbes will take it from there. But being in soilless medium with synthetic nutrients, your pH should be around 6.0 which isn't good for microbes.

I may be wrong here but it seems that you are coming down in-between the 2 and that is only maintaining your plant for mild veg growth. When it goes into flowering, the first few weeks it is doing both veg and flower and its nutrient demands shoot way up. If your methods aren't maintaining it the way it needs then it will start robbing what it needs from the lower parts of the plant. Also, having 2 different methods going on in the same soil can cause the pH to constantly be out of whack because of all the different materials and little or no microbes to correct it.

Hushpuppy, don't synthetic nutes kill the microbes in the soil? I thought I read that somewhere.