Need Help Identifying Issues in Flowering

30-35 days into flowering. This is occurring on the lower fan leaves only. I haven't checked the PH in several weeks.

3.5g bucket with Ocean Forest. Big Bloom fed 1/8 cup twice a week. Temperature is 75-80 night/85-90 day. Humidity varies from 50-70.

Am I overfeeding? PH off? Please advise. Thanks!

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Looks normal to me assuming your plant is around a 50 day flowering period. How are the buds looking? Is it going to be finishing up within a week or 2? If so I believe that to be normal...

I have a plant that is finishing up this week and all the fan leaves are turning yellow and have dropped or are about to. The hairs on bud just turned amber on the top. So I'm giving it a few more days and pulling it.

The buds are beautiful.

I realize it's natural for the older leaves to slowly die off. I was just wondering if it was normal for them to turn so rapidly (and the browning). So far, I've removed 4 fan leaves. I see the early stages of yellowing in a few more fan leaves as of last night.

SWED1985 said:

The buds are beautiful.

I realize it's natural for the older leaves to slowly die off. I was just wondering if it was normal for them to turn so rapidly (and the browning). So far, I've removed 4 fan leaves. I see the early stages of yellowing in a few more fan leaves as of last night.

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read the link I posted, all your answers are in there.

if you can get that temp atleast another 10 degrees cooler at night to help boost the bloom!

chuck estevez said:

read the link I posted, all your answers are in there.

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You could've just told me she was getting a little too much P! Thanks for the link.

sunnygunny14 said:

if you can get that temp atleast another 10 degrees cooler at night to help boost the bloom!

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I'm trying. Yesterday I ran some ducting from a portable A/C unit into one of the lower flaps.

I'm trying to dial this setup in before I germinate the expensive genetics I ordered from across the pond, so I really appreciate the guidance.