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Should I remove the yellow leaves?

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Slimanus101

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Well my plant had a rough start in its early life due to high ph for a while and it cause some leaves to be like a piss yellow. Now after about 4 more leaf sets beautiful dark green its very healthy and is starting to fill its self in. Now my question is should I cut the old yellow fan leaves off? They dont grow any bigger but they arent dropping.
 
jdmlove

jdmlove

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Slimanus101 said:
Well my plant had a rough start in its early life due to high ph for a while and it cause some leaves to be like a piss yellow. Now after about 4 more leaf sets beautiful dark green its very healthy and is starting to fill its self in. Now my question is should I cut the old yellow fan leaves off? They dont grow any bigger but they arent dropping.
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i just wait untill the fall off by them selfs some fall of soon some take a while but if there not in you way i dont think there will be any problem :bigjoint:
 
GoldenGanja13

GoldenGanja13

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If the leaves are more than 50% yellow, take them off. If you leaf them on they can attracted bugs (nats are attracted to yellow) or disease.
 
jdmlove

jdmlove

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GoldenGanja13 said:
If the leaves are more than 50% yellow, take them off. If you leaf them on they can attracted bugs (nats are attracted to yellow) or disease.
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dam i didnt know that i usally just let them fall off naturally then dispose of them.
hehe you learn something new everyday:hump:
 
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Slimanus101

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Ive had them on their for 2 weeks now, does photosynthesis still occur in yellow leaves or are they just taking up space and blocking light from reaching the new growth and the nodes?
 
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