Fan leaves are yellowing 8 weeks in flowering

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GrowingDragon420

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Fan leaves yellowing in late flowering stage good or bad ? Here’s some pics to go off
Set up
Grow tent
Two fans
Light: t-5
Pot: air pot
Soil: organic
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JohnDee

JohnDee

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I wouldn't worry. If you had perhaps 50% of leaves yellowing...I'd suggest a worm casting top dressing. But that degree of yellowing is not too bad It happens at the end. How much longer you going to run them?
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Justkickinit420

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When you say organic soil does that mean you water w plain water?
I’m asking because for me weeks 4,5,6 are peak times for feeding. Kinda taper up to week 5, then back down by week 8-10
 
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Justkickinit420

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When the fan leaves do this it is because the plant need more of said nutrient to grow @ the top so it draws stored nutrients from bottom fan leaves.
 
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Justkickinit420

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PhatNuggz said:
More like 3 to 4 more weeks. Best way is to buy a cheap microscope from Azon < $20, and study up on when the trichs show you they are ready
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If you have a decent cell phone zoom in on various buds and take pictures(the ladies usually ripen @ the top before the bottoms) then just zoom in on said pictures, @ least this works for the i7
 
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PhatNuggz

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Most likely it's the weight of the buds

Adding silica from veg on will strengthen stems and keep most pests away

Here's a cheap solution I found a couple years ago while in Bed Bath and Beyond It's Discovery product for kids to make tents with, but amazing to support heavy budded stems

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JohnDee

JohnDee

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PhatNuggz said:
Addng silicone from veg on will strengthen stems and keep most pests away
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That would be silica...two different things...I know, call me picky.

At the end of the grow...I know the lights will stay in the same position...so I run bonsai wire from the reflector down to tie up sagging branches. Works pretty good and less hassle then a trellis.
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PhatNuggz

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JohnDee said:
That would be silica...two different things...I know, call me picky.

At the end of the grow...I know the lights will stay in the same position...so I run bonsai wire from the reflector down to tie up sagging branches. Works pretty good and less hassle then a trellis.
JD
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not picky at all. Thanks for correcting my dumbass. I corrected it
 
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