Mold?
Blue_psychestarted grow question 6y ago
Some sugar leaves are dry and brown, do I have to cut off them?
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Bloombusteranswered grow question 6y ago
Hey bro! 👋
No, don't touch the leaves, the plant will drop them when it no longer needs them!
These leaves are a result of your excessive feeding with nitrogen and phosphorus, plus the unsuitable soil acidity!
The acidity should have been 6.3 pH for soil at your flowering stage.
bio-grow 1 ml/
bio-bloom 4 ml/l
Do this, and the flowering will go faster and without problems! 👌
Good luck, bro!
DoctorGreenThumbanswered grow question 6y ago
Could be a sign of bud rot. Pull on it see if it comes out easy. If it doesn't come out I would leave it. Any wounds that you make in the bud could start the process.
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Mr_Weeds_Autosanswered grow question 6y ago
I would ... If there dead there dead waiting for the plant to drop them could be a minute and in that time you dont want to risk the plant being attacked by pest since its outside.
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