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Ugh! Definitely was too close with the lights which appears to be showing me signs of what finished buds would look like (?) But still should be looking at a few more weeks of flower. What to do? Anyway, plant 3/3 is looking generally happy. Moved the lights up. Watered only the last week. Upgraded the grow space today. I love my wife.
Yellowing of leaves on my second grow. Only 1 of 3 plants doing it. Same medium, same light, same watering etc. Only used a general 1/1/1 feed so far and water. Read about nutrient deficiency, over/under watering etc but I'm baffled. No adverse effects otherwise
Yellowing on Older (Bottom leaves) would imply more nitrogen needed - its being sucked from them leaves to feed newer growth. If no other deficiencies showing up (that would imply root uptake issue) just up the nitrogen some for that plant.
Anybody have thoughts of what's going on here? 3 plants- 5 weeks into flowering. Everything has been pretty stable. The sugar leaves around the buds on 2 plants are browning yellowing and curling. I'm at a loss. Second grow but first time I'm experiencing this. Any help appreciat
Light burn, light stress, heat stress can most certainly create the type of issue you see here. A quick peek at your diary shows me you have a 1000w light 8 inches from your plant. That is way too close, you should be at a distance of 18 inches plus or minus a couple. @MrGreenMan, its not really good advice to tell someone to add more nutrients just because you're having the same problem and you "think" it might be a P deficiency. That kind of advice is only going to hurt someone's grow, and none of us want that. Happy growing.
Light burned buds only 6 weeks into flowering (8 week flower). What to do? Harvest? I corrected the light issue, which I think caused this. Should I still try to let them go a few more weeks? What happens after all the white pistils go brown?
If you've solved the problem, then let them go 2 more weeks. If you had a loupe or a really good camera phone, you can check the trichomes. 20-30% amber is what I look for. Light burn can cause early maturity, but your burn doesn't look too far advanced.
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