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Yellowing sugar leaves?

big_bro_is_bloomin
big_bro_is_bloominstarted grow question 22 days ago
Does this yellowing on the sugar leaves look problematic? I know the end is near so I don’t want to do any damage this close to harvest. Think another week will be long enough? Vermiculite/Perlite/Soil @ 40-40-10% Lotus Bloom @ 1/2 dose (700ppm) 100w LED 14” above canopy
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Leaves. Color - Yellow
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LSchnabel
LSchnabelanswered grow question 22 days ago
I’m thinking that you could be a little too close to your light with some of the taller branches. This may be your cause. I just had a pheno do this when all my other plants around it were fine. Turns out my light was indeed way to close because my lazy self didn’t raise it after my first adjustment. If not burning then I would think you are starting to experience end of life color shifts. I would just keep in your plan and power though till the end. Possibly two weeks + from the looks of it, very hard to tell without seeing your trichomes on the bud.
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Organoman
Organomananswered grow question 22 days ago
A combination of damage from over feeding, pH issues (maybe) and nutrient salt build up......but mainly over feeding.....too often no doubt. You probably have another 2, maybe 3 weeks to go. Nothing much you can do this late in the plants life that will change/fix anything, just feed less often, especially now that the end is near.
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Scrubbyjimbob
Scrubbyjimbobanswered grow question 22 days ago
I think you have a bit longer than you think. I'd say you're at least 3 weeks away without seeing trichomes. Is this yellowing on tops closest to the light? Might be a little heat damage.
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