End of life senescence or nutrient deficiency?

Imaginathan

Imaginathan

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Hi RIU,

I am within the last two (most likely) weeks of my HSO Trainwreck grow. This is the first time I’ve cut nitrogen in the final two weeks, and only my second grow so I’m not familiar with what this process looks like. She hasn’t had nitrogen for the last two feedings but the bloom feet and additives still, and I’m curious if this is what’s happening or if something is wrong. Any help is much appreciated!
 

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JohnDee

JohnDee

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Nate,
I think you're ok. The plant sacrifices a leaf and drains all mobile nutrients from it and lets it die and fall off. You sure on the timing? Maybe some better whole plant and bud shots.
JD
 
Imaginathan

Imaginathan

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JohnDee said:
Nate,
I think you're ok. The plant sacrifices a leaf and drains all mobile nutrients from it and lets it die and fall off. You sure on the timing? Maybe some better whole plant and bud shots.
JD
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I just didn’t see this with my first plant but that doesn’t matter, different strain and nutes. Thanks!
 
Michael Huntherz

Michael Huntherz

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Imaginathan said:
Hi RIU,

I am within the last two (most likely) weeks of my HSO Trainwreck grow. This is the first time I’ve cut nitrogen in the final two weeks, and only my second grow so I’m not familiar with what this process looks like. She hasn’t had nitrogen for the last two feedings but the bloom feet and additives still, and I’m curious if this is what’s happening or if something is wrong. Any help is much appreciated!
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Looks good to me, normal wear and tear. What @JohnDee said is right, a few of the lower fan leaves will get cannabilized toward the finish, overall she’s really healthy for a maturing gal.
 
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