Was wondering if I might be able to get a little help start getting a lot of yellow leaves not sure what to do. Using a super soil natures live in soil mix.
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What size pots are you growing in? How old are your plants? Any nutrients ?
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3.9 auto pot natures living soil no nutrients just water 51 days old just started getting yellow leaves about a week and a half now.
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What is your ph? Have you checked your runoff?
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Welcome to the community, new growth on plants showing yellowing leafs, may need to support plants with a little feed to make the finish line strong.
Happy growing 
@Lee78 Time to give her some food. You have some already or need some ideas?
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3.9 gallon pots of soil do not contain enough nutrients to make it through an entire grow. You will need to fertilize
PH 6.5 not sure how to check the runoff.
Yes, all of those are great!
Were the leaves yellow before you fed or after? How long did you aerate the tea before you fed?
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Reason i ask is because the seabird guano you needs to be aerated for 24 to 48 hours in order for it to become immediately effective like a liquid fert.
It was around 28 to 29 hours
Before I fed I did have it in a 2x2x4 grow tent but had to take it out just was getting too big
I wouldn’t lose sleep over it, you fed them and they will recover the best they can.
I’m sure you learned a lot and will apply that to your next grow.
The thing with organic growing is you need to fix the problem before it’s a problem, timing is everything and with patience and practice you will get it dialed in.
Take some detailed notes of your grows so you have data and ideas to reference back to,
I’m sure you will get some quality herb from that harvest! It’s never too early to start researching the drying and curing process! She has a few more weeks to go be patient and you will be rewarded!
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With organics and dry amendments ( everything listed in your pic) you need to think 2 weeks ahead. When you top dress or feed dry, it takes about 2 weeks for the nutrients to become available to your plant. The plus part is, the plants take what they need and leave the rest. Its a slow feed, so you wont burn your plants. When making a tea, you are taking thise nutrients and making them readily avail
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Thanks a lot super appreciate it I was thinking damn I came all this way and now this FML… so just want to say thank everyone for easing my mind 
Exactly what @ChittyChittyBangin said!! A lot of knowledge he has!
It’s a process of learning what and when before you need it.
Bacteria needs to eat the organic material before it becomes available and depending on the health of the bacteria will depend on how fast it get eaten.
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