Ratlesnk commented7d ago
Good day, just some further insights into growing. There are several Dispensary growers with websites oh how and when and what they do throughout the growth of cannabis, their great for knowledge. They grow gardens of weed all the time but of course under strict conditions which is key. Finding solutions to common problems growing can be confusing especially since several issue in the beginning stages can be very similar. Keep a close eye on your plant. She is being really stressed from what your picture shows. Late flower and even late flower without feeding does not turn a whole plant pale green. Natural leaf dying from the plant taking up mobile nutrients during either of those conditions turn yellow from their normal green color, then wilt and fall off, they fade from green to yellow and not pale green first. Pale green is different then natural fading. Natural fading usually develops gradually near the bottom and only a leaf here and there and near harvest while buds continue maturing. Your plant has a few weeks left and the plant is pale and no yellow leaves present at least in the picture you have. At this point she should have jut a few going yellow. Look at my diary (Amnesia Haze). Week 9, 10, and 11 of flower has pics showing this progression. Yellowing that begins too early, spreads rapidly, or appears alongside spots, curling, weak growth, or stalled flower development is more likely to indicate a deficiency, nutrient lockout, or root-zone problem. Make sure you let the soil really dry out next time if your watering to much. A plant this far into flower should be drinking a lot, mine drink a half a gallon every day and a half. It appears you use bag pots. They should be light as a feather when you lift them up to indicate its time for watering. The leaves may be hanging down some to also indicate its time.
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