Help yellowing of new plants.

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InPain

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I'm using my soil for the 5th time. It consists of hp pro mix coco coir and coco loco. Have added coco coir and perilte each cycle with castings 1 cup per gallon. I use bonemeal 1 tsp per gallon this time coast of maine 6-2-0 8 percent calcium lobster meal 1tsp per gallon and epsom salt the same. Again around week 3 its starting I'm thinking nitrogen but not sure and these beans cost me alot. Old world genetics dj short blueberry.
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Yellowing around the edges could mean a potassium deficiency. Do you have a soil test kit?
 
No but I add one tsp per gallon when I reamended. I'm thinking magnesium as well. What I added today anyways when I fed them. ="sharonp, post: 1118164, member: 60911"]
Yellowing around the edges could mean a potassium deficiency. Do you have a soil test kit?
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Here they are today look even worse gave them some epsom salt yesterday.
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They aren't curling yet like a claw. Nothing is dead around the edges either. Just give it a couple days and make sure you don't overwater.
 
Looks like Iron deficiency. Try adding Cal/Mag, clip off the effected leaves and you should see a difference.
 

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