Image 1 — Yellowing leaves
Image 2 — Yellowing leaves
Image 3 — Yellowing leaves

Yellowing leaves

I’ve been using Fox Farms Big Grow every other watering at a ph of 6. All other waterings have been tap water at a ph of 7.

Using a mix of mostly alpaca fertilizer in a 15 gal fabric pot. It’s been hot lately, high 80s.

Seems to be only the lower leaves yellowing so far.

Is this is due to nutrient deficiency or maybe under watering?

Thanks!

u/Jjenner46 — 1 day ago

Love my Pyr mix!

Meet Dozer, he’s a rescue from Circle to Rescue. He’s about 1.5 yr now, just cracked 100lb!

Just the best boy a man could ask for.

u/Jjenner46 — 6 days ago

What ate my pepper?

This must have happened in 4 hours. There were no signs of a hole when I check this morning.

I live in Denver. This is a Buena Mulata pepper.

u/Jjenner46 — 10 days ago

Growth height

Is there any point to letting her grow tall? I have a 6’ fence I want her to stay under so I’ve been training her wider and wider. I heard they can stretch quite a bit during flower.

Planted this clone 6 weeks ago. Got another 7 weeks before we’re below 14hrs of daylight.

u/Jjenner46 — 15 days ago

Successful transplant

Moved my girl from her 5 gallon ceramic pot to a 15 gallon fabric pot. Man I was nervous. I didn’t anticipate how deep the roots were already growing so I unfortunately broke quite a few in the process.

One thing I’ll note for anyone using a ceramic pot, the soil was very wet about halfway down, even though the top was dry and looked like it was ready for watering. I think this fabric pot is going to be just what she needs.

I didn’t see any drooping of leafs and actually saw some new growth so I proceeded with topping her again and thinning out some interior leafs. I probably should have waited a few more days but I was impatient.

Someone mentioned I should trim off the bottom branches. Whats your opinion? Otherwise I think I’ll leave her along for a week.

u/Jjenner46 — 1 month ago

First year grow, advice is appreciated

Started with a clone 3 weeks ago, Apples and Oranges from free world genetics.

The clone was fairly mature with 8+ notes so I topped it as soon as I saw new growth.

Climate zone 5b.

Soil is mostly alpaca compost. Feeding with fox farm when the soil is dry.

I’ve seen a lot of posts about fabric pots, I am wondering if it’s worth repotting. Currently sitting in a 8gal ceramic pot with drainage.

I’m really interested in LST. As you can see the tomatoes cage has been ok but I think I she will need more support in the future.

I’ve kept the waters PH at the 5.5-6 range for about a week now but my soils PH hasn’t moved from its initial reading of about 7 or 8. See photo. Is that normal?

This strain was advertised as early finishing, not really sure how that will effect me.

Thanks!

u/Jjenner46 — 1 month ago