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Its not abnormal for lower leafs to begin yellowing and falling off during flowering. Its just your plant saving energy and nutes for making big beautiful buds! If its only a couple leafs I wouldn't be concerned

I'm hurtin' guys. Town is dry and I got several plants in week 5 flower. Could I or my babies suffer any ill effects from picking off a lower bud (small and not getting much light) from the bottom of the plant?

Thanks for the help +rep

I am entering week 5 of flower and I am curious about the benifits/downfalls of trimming off larger leafs to get more lighht to the buds beneath them. Should I cut them off? Or just pull them off? Is there a right and wrong way to do this? Is it worth it? Or is it just damaging the plant

Ya I'm going to get my gun license this week, definately not going to be caught unprepared

I have the same problem. Somebody broke into my house while I was at work. Stole my laptop, hope he didn't see my room. Hope he doesn't come back with more friends....ugh.

Pics would help

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Thanks for the post! My temps are steady around 27C. If they get too high into flowering I will try your technique, thanks again

I would leave the dome on...if it was a nutrient burn from direct contact (from dripping) the spots would be larger, like the size of a drop of water. that looks to me like regular nutrient burn. leave the dome on and do the flush and I hope it all works out for you!

you really think anybody is going to be stupid enough to meet you in person? just because you're a member of RIU doesn't mean you're trustworthy. Its not a drug dealing forum.

how close are those 2 plants to the lights? looks like they could be drying out a little (the curling leaves all seem to be at the top?) are these 2 plants near the direction switch of your oscilating fan? excess wind can make the leaf surfaces dry out faster...correct me if i'm wrong?

flush out your water with just PH water. this will take care of your excess nutes and your acidic soil* *"plug things"

could be heat stress. high temps in that small space? better pics would definately help

looks like nutrient burn to me, perhaps not as mild as you had thought? PH levels?

lol its not just the color of the light that makes the leaves APPEAR yellow, they are yellow. and just tearing off leaves that are damaged doesn't solve the problem.

adjusting your PH is as easy as picking up bottles of PH UP and PH DOWN from your local grow store.

Nutrient burn seems likely

In a room that size and with just a 600W HPS you wont need a fan to cool the light, juts an oscilating fan on the plants and your intake/exhaust

definately looks like nute burn, from the potting soil?