Plant help please!!

[Reis]

So after giving them the correct ph level of 5.8 and more Cal mag it is looking like the new growth does not have the same thing happening, but the original leaves that had it still have it.

 

[tikitoker]

Yeah, the only thing plants will recover from is yellowing. If ever yellow turns to brown/copper/grey that tissue is dead, and will never recover. Unless the leaf is more than 50% damaged (dead) don't remove it, it will/can still capture light and store food for the plant, just not as efficient as the un-flawed leaves.

Also dude, you need to be telling us were on the plant this pictured leaf came from (top...bottom) that gonna help us a lot. Only thing better is a "whole plant" pic, with addittional close ups of the problem leaves/stems/roots

 

[Reis]

What are your thoughts on lollipoping your plants?

 

[Bakatare666]

What are your thoughts on lollipoping your plants?

Some guys do, but not as many as one might think.
If you do some browsing through threads, not many guys do it compared to those who don't.
It's all personal preference.
If you have 2 identical beans, try lollipopping one, and top the other once, and see what you get.
IME, the single topped one will have a better finish harvest, though it will take a few more weeks.

 

[sativa indica pits]

What are your thoughts on lollipoping your plants?

is this where you remove all the bottom branches? I try to clone all bottom branches after the plants are 2+months old, they dont produce shit and its not the best quality so why not get another plant out of them. Leave the leaves tho, if you have to just cut branches, even leaves that are shaded contribute to health of the plant

 

[Reis]

My buddy swears by it but I still haven't given it a shot yet, that's why I'm interested to see what other peoples opinions are. I've been reading a lot about it and people seem to be all over the map on it.

 

[Reis]

Yes this is where you trim up the bottom of the plant which ends up making look like a "lollipop"

 

[Bakatare666]

Yes this is where you trim up the bottom of the plant which ends up making look like a "lollipop"

You can if you want, but like I said previously, I could not see a noticeable diff. when I did it, and I am not a follower of the defoliation process.
Everybody says CFL's don't get good penetration, but I don't pull shit off mine.
Here's a pic of my ECSD under CFL's that is THICK in the middle and lower portion, and only things I've pulled off is trimmed leaf tips that got burned by a bulb every now and then, at 89 days old with 14 days veg.
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[Reis]

Thanks for the pic, looking good!! I decided not to lollipop on this run, it got to late and I don't want to stress them out.