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dalemac
dalemacstarted grow question 6 years ago
As a general rule, should I cut off fan leaves that show abnormal growth... for example the RG's curling upwards or wilting. Most of the new growth from all the clones in this diary are growing normally - so are the fan leaves showing damage of various sorts better removed?
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Leaves. Too many
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Experimentgreen
Experimentgreenanswered grow question 6 years ago
Hey there so Defoliation can be a good thing, but I wouldn't recommend cutting them now. Those twisted drooping leaves should hopefully pick up once your watering and nutes get on track. The plants aren't looking really bad so I'd leave those lights until the pop of fully dicoloered and clearly dead.
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ScarfaceGuerrilla
ScarfaceGuerrillaanswered grow question 6 years ago
Personally i don't remove any leaf till preflower (good or bad looking) Instead of adding nutes at this point- use iron, magnesium and calcium as foliar spray 1x weekly, Magnifical from Remo Nutrients works for me, this will fix leaf problems ;) good luck
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BigDaddyK
BigDaddyKanswered grow question 6 years ago
You need bigger pots bro šŸ‘
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FlavoursUk
FlavoursUkanswered grow question 6 years ago
Hi buddy, Iā€™d say keep the leaves on as they store nutrients for vital growth of your plant. Until they naturally yellow thereā€™s no need to remove them. Second, youā€™re feeding nutrients too early. You donā€™t actually need any until around the end of your 4th maybe 5th week. So Iā€™d jus feed with normal pHā€™d water for the next two waterings at least but only when your medium is dry. Try not to give any nutrients till she starts showing signs of deficiencies as you can add the nutrients but canā€™t necessarily un do the damage of nutrient burn. Getting nutrient lockout at this stage to would be a disaster as youā€™re setting your plant up for a Healthy flower period. Some of your leaves are curling down also which is an excess of nitrogen so back off them if you want to see improvement. Any questions just ask. Hope this helps.
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Athos
Athosanswered grow question 6 years ago
The fan leaves damage is just a symptom. Removing them won't make the problem go away, just make you oblivious to it, until another leaf shows symptoms. You have a couple of problems to resolve, over watering for one and mild nutrient burn for other.
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