Plant not bouncing back

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Carbonfylter

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my auto got pretty effed up by what I believe to be nute lockout, this is what she looks like now - I flushed and am now waiting for soil to dry out to give a feeding but shes looking pretty rough.. what are the odds i'll still be able to pull off a decent harvest if i can get it turned around? Or does it already look to be too late 15995962589291261145908391645388.jpg15995963055688518835635516127836.jpg15995963402824218367046555358404.jpg15995963884012867788501291972155.jpg
 
Doug Dawson

Doug Dawson

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Carbonfylter said:
my auto got pretty effed up by what I believe to be nute lockout, this is what she looks like now - I flushed and am now waiting for soil to dry out to give a feeding but shes looking pretty rough.. what are the odds i'll still be able to pull off a decent harvest if i can get it turned around? Or does it already look to be too late View attachment 4677728View attachment 4677729View attachment 4677730View attachment 4677732
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Trim the dying leaves and let her keep going. Where there is life there is hope. The new growth looks better, let 'er buck.
 
Doug Dawson

Doug Dawson

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Carbonfylter said:
Okay glad to hear this take on things I was getting pretty bummed, so taking off that many leaves at once ie all the browning ones, won't massacre the plant?
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Should be fine. Damaged leaves are more a drain on the plant. You would be surprised at how much foliage you can remove. Do a quick search on defoliation, you will see plants stripped down much more than you will need to do to yours. Might make you feel more confident about it.
 
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