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Schlurpypurpey
Schlurpypurpeystarted grow question a month ago
Over the last 9 days my plant has gone from happy and healthy to sugar leaves pointing straight up near the top of plant and drying and curling up on the lower levels. Is this from too much light or did I over feed late in flower? First grow/ no diary. Can I save or do I chop?
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Leaves. Curl up
Leaves. Dropping off
Leaves. Color - Dark-brown
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question a month ago
it'll power through. You'd be amazed at how poorly you can grow this plant and still have a harvest. As long as the canopy isn't dead, it's worth pushing forward. somethings to fix next time - don't defoliate. All that did is make your plant less robust to problems... less room for error, smaller yield.. and zero benefit unless talking to some bro-science fanboy/girl. More light. You need stronger light or grow in a smaller footprint with your current light more focused (i.e. hung closer). Maybe the defoliation is part of the limited production, but probably could use more light too. 35-40 DLI at diode is generally a good target to hit. Read the wiki on Daily Light Integral. I'd reduce N a bit (glossy dark leaves should slowly get better.) Looks like low K, too. A couple adjustments might help. Things don't happen overnight, don't do too much too fast.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question a month ago
Looks like buring and a way to aggressive defoliation. there was no need for it. With not enough leaves to take in all the nutrients it burns the ones remianing.
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Krisis
Krisisanswered grow question a month ago
They’ll be fine. Definitely no reason to chop. Give her some bloom nutes
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