Johnnyrauder
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What could be causing the leaves on my plant to start turning yellow
Leaves turning yellow.
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BobThe420Builder
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Still Aliens
farmingfisherman
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Is this a serious question or a joke? 
PatientGuddanStownd
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you haven't been pissing on it have you? lol
seriously tho.......with no pics, no timeline, no info at all i gotta go with bob....definitely aliens
seriously tho.......with no pics, no timeline, no info at all i gotta go with bob....definitely aliens
Johnnyrauder
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Lol never mind.
PatientGuddanStownd
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nah man, give it another shot.
just give info: age of plant, watering schedule & quantity, feeding schedule and amounts, pH of water/feed, soil? coco? planter size? or is it in the ground?
someone might be able to help if you post details of your grow and pics
just give info: age of plant, watering schedule & quantity, feeding schedule and amounts, pH of water/feed, soil? coco? planter size? or is it in the ground?
someone might be able to help if you post details of your grow and pics
BobThe420Builder
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Probably should regroup and start over
Just saying
Just saying
BostonBuds
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Posting a few photos would really help get an answer.
Johnnyrauder
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budding for 5 weeks. Organic fertilizer.every 4 days or so.
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farmingfisherman
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Still need more info.. Pot size, soil type, what kind of organic fertilizer is it. Do you use tap water, outside plant or under a light.
BostonBuds
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Droopy leaves with dry looking soil seems to need watering. Looks like the leaves are yellowing at the bottom of each branch, I want to say it's looking for nutes. Have you increased the nutes as it went into flower?
topcat
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Awe, Jeez, does nobody buy and read books anymore? Read and learn. This isn't rocket science. To answer your question, without more information, yes, at this time of the year, outdoors, yellowing of fan leaves is normal. Think of other plants, like maple trees. They change color.