Gelbe Blätter
Hollywoodstarted grow question 2y ago
I have a problem with yellow leaves, what could be the reason? I have a slightly too high humidity of 60% that I'm trying to manage. I'm now entering week 6 of flowering. I fertilize once a week with a pH value of 6.5. The buds are not ripe yet.
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Mrs_Larimaranswered grow question 2y ago
Girsl showing lovely autumncolors, means chlorophyll goes back in the leaves and the colors show up, thats very lovely and no sign of beeing anything wrong.
shes just coming to an end, good waterings and low an´mounts of d´feedings ( you always feed the soil not the plant,
using molasses or sugarcontaining products help the microoranismns in the soil to let the plant finish
oldskoolkoolanswered grow question 2y ago
hay,60% humidity wont really effect the growth but you need to keep checking the fatter of the buds for mold, check the strain info for how resistant it is and if it says it tolerates mold then its not a problem.Iv flowered in 60-70 for years but that is with tolerant strains as some would certainly end up with some mold.you need to keep that air moving as the enemy is stale air.That looks like wk5 which is when the flowers are putting the most weight with an 8wk flower and its using a lot more PK,phosphorus and potassium.Shite and ash does the job great in organics.Bat guano for phosphorus which also helps to improve the smell and taste no end and wood ash for potassium.I'd say its "almost" certainly nutrient deficiant,and keep looking inside those fat nugs every few days.
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Wind_Weedanswered grow question 2y ago
this happens when there is a deficiency of magnesium and potassium
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Papa_Tanswered grow question 2y ago
It’s possible that she’s hungrier than what you are feeding her. When plants are underfed they tend to consume fan leaves to continue stacking buds.
Your high humidity can also be playing a factor as well.
However that pot seems awfully small and I’m guessing that she’s outgrown her home and getting root bound. When plants get root bound it also tends to destroy leaves.
But you’re so close to the finish line and your buds are looking great. So I would suggest to try to get that RH down and just continue doing what you’re doing until you reach the finish line. At the end of the day, buds are the prize, not fan leaves.
Ride it out and enjoy your harvest.
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Wrs10answered grow question 2y ago
Yeah, it's impossible to answer that from a distance without background knowledge about the grow. Generally, leaves change color towards the end, but with the knowledge I have regarding your question, I would say that the plant can handle P and K well.
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Palatinate_Mateanswered grow question 2y ago
Hey, I don't think you need to worry. Towards the end of the flowering phase, the plant reallocates nutrients from less relevant parts to the prioritized parts. In other words: all the energy goes into the production of buds and resin, especially the lower leaves are no longer relevant. Hope that helps, have fun with the harvest ;)
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