First Grow - Jack Herer Auto

potassium deficiency by the looks of things my friend x adjust your feeding and up your Pk x

Consigue el mejor antifúngico antes de perder toda la planta, evidentemente algún problema con hongos tenes desde hace Unas semanas. Reduce la diferencia de H.R. entre la noche y el día!

Just move em right before the lights turn on and you should be good 😋

Sorry mate, these are stems heavily attacked by rot. No one could do anything. Probably leaves will show symptoms of potassium/nitrogen deficiency. Plant will react anticipating the maturation. The yield is compromised, less bud's quality. Probably all these spots have been caused by heavy roots suffering and/or eenvironment imbalance.

Wow you’ve done well with your Jack Herer. Well yeah you’re turning down the final stretch here and your plant are maybe a little hungry. This yellowing is actually pretty normal. It is the plant’s way of getting the nutrients it needs to make sweet bud. I’ve had the same problem with Jane and it came on a lot sooner than yourself. No need to freak out. Your buds are all in great shape and that’s the prize not fan leaves. Keep on your feeding regiment and set yourself up for a good flush. You’re just around the corner. When you initiate the flush the fan leaves will start to yellow even more and it’s completely normal. Happy grow man 🤙

You still got quite a way to go, at least another 2-3 weeks, perhaps more. Start flushing when she has about 90% brown pistils and harvest when there are around 95-98% brown pistils, for prime cannabinoids and peak THC, and with a mind bending head high. If you prefer a more drowsy, couch locking stone, due to degraded THC levels and elevated CBD and CBN levels, start flushimg when there are about 95% brown pistils and harvest when there are 100% brown pistils. I flush for about ten to twelve days, meaning I give just plain water, nothing else for this time. Making sure your plants are at peak maturity should be your prime focus, but having a decent flush is vital for a smooth smoke, so both of these things are of equal importance. It is easy/ok to flush a bit longer, as maturation can be drawn out, but timing the two together is a matter of experience and being able to "read" your plants. If you follow my suggestions regarding pistil colour and harvest timing, you won't be disappointed. I have been judging my harvest according to pistil colour for more than three decades and find it simpler and more reliable than the "trichome colour method" which has many flaws in my opinion, as some plants will never develop amber trichomes and some strains will have 75% amber trichomes after only 4 weeks of flowering, with both situations being not ideal for deciding when to harvest. Remember too, flushing does not involve drowning the bejeezus out of your plants, just give plain water in normal amounts, this is all that is needed. The idea is for the plant to "use up" any residual fertilizer salts in its system, not drown your plants. Hope this helps, Organoman.