27.10: This is one of the final weeks for my plants, and they're showing the telltale signs of reaching the end of their cycle. The buds are swelling beautifully—although hermie is struggling and producing less than expected. Stigmas are darkening, which is encouraging to see, signaling that the plants are almost ready.
Unfortunately, I'm noticing a concerning amount of yellowing leaves with spots, particularly on the upper parts of the plants. Some of these affected leaves are even sugar leaves, which is alarming. I’m unsure what's causing it, but my best guess would be pH issues from using tap water. While I'm confident there's no nutrient deficiency (if anything, they might have had a bit too much), the imbalance may be affecting nutrient uptake.
With around two weeks left to harvest, I’m focused on keeping everything as stable as possible. The finish line is near, and I’m hopeful for a successful harvest despite these late-stage challenges.
My plant is currently around its second week of flowering (autoflower). I've noticed that the tips of the pistils are showing a slight purple coloration. Is this normal? If not, what steps can I take to address it?
Dont worry man, its just your plant expressing some colors on the leaf tips. I was looking at the diary the leaves look kind of wavy. i would be more concerned about that. Try to ease up on your wanting a bit. i saw them clawing downward too. overwatering is one of the easiest things to do even for experience growers at times. Overwatering happens when not giving to much at one time but too may time without enough dry time in between
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