Can’t figure this one out

Canadianbacon420

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• Jul 2, 2023

• #1

Outdoor plants only have a few of these leaves on each of them , healthy other wise. On a water water feed schedule of 1/4 strength nutrients. And should I cut the damaged leaves off? Thanks guys

 

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EBgrows420

Well-Known Member

• Jul 2, 2023

• #2

Canadianbacon420 said:

Outdoor plants only have a few of these leaves on each of them , healthy other wise. On a water water feed schedule of 1/4 strength nutrients. And should I cut the damaged leaves off? Thanks guys

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I would just cut them off and keep on chuggin if its not taking over the whole plant, good luck!

 

shnkrmn

Well-Known Member

• Jul 2, 2023

• #3

Looks dry.

 

calvin.m16

Well-Known Member

• Jul 4, 2023

• #4

Lower leaves can start to fade out like that as they age, I usually pluck those.. What does the whole plant look like?

 

HydroKid239

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• Jul 4, 2023

• #5

As long as they have some green left to them I’d keep them. Only way I’d get rid of them is if I felt feeding won’t bring the color back. I rather the food skipped trying to bring a dying leaf back.
As long as they’re green they’ll still be useful for photosynthesis though.

 

Cpappa27

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• Jul 4, 2023

• #6

I agree with the above comments, it looks like it needs a good watering and the plant will discard those bottom leaves when its done with them.