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5 of the 6 are above ground. FastBuds Strawberry Gorilla came out swinging. Living up to their name. She is very fast. Only one not to pop the surface yet is White Widow. I will give her a couple more days. Then germ another one if necessary. All is going well. Happy growing my friends!
Should I pull the yellowing leaves off? Or let them get eaten by the plants? The heat I have been dealing with this year is unreal. Hottest early summer ever in my life. And of course I am an OldMan.
Let the plant recycle what is there already, it does not go to waste then.
As 0011 said, if you give them a slight tug and they fall off, then that is the time.
Cutting them off just because they look less than perfect is pointless, they won't harm anything, but your plant will get benefits from the leaves being left on until the very end.
it's not going to be a huge difference, but better to let the plant suck it down. if it falls off with a touch, it's time. At the scale of a home garden, i doubt it is even a noticeable difference either way you choose.
You’re outside. Any deficient leaves are a breeding ground for pests and disease. The heat makes you more vulnerable.
Get rid of the lowers that don’t receive direct sun that are damaged. Monitor for pests and disease.
Best of luck in your grow.
Santa Maria autoflower seeds
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