Alowwe
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Hey, my first thread!
I'm planning a more expansive grow soon, but as a test drive I decided to grow a couple warm up plants.
The plants were certainly warmed up, the damage to some of the bottom leaves came from two hot afternoons spent in my room when i was out of town. My aunt shut down my air conditioner and when i walked into my room the temp was at least 90 if not towards 100. As a result there are some pretty yellow, sad looking leaves now (all on the underside as this is where the fan was blasting the plant with hot air.)
Would you prune these leaves? Or would you let them fall off in their own time or wait to see if they recover? My instinct is to cut them off, and if its what you would do are there any particular tips you would provide?
I'm planning a more expansive grow soon, but as a test drive I decided to grow a couple warm up plants.
The plants were certainly warmed up, the damage to some of the bottom leaves came from two hot afternoons spent in my room when i was out of town. My aunt shut down my air conditioner and when i walked into my room the temp was at least 90 if not towards 100. As a result there are some pretty yellow, sad looking leaves now (all on the underside as this is where the fan was blasting the plant with hot air.)
Would you prune these leaves? Or would you let them fall off in their own time or wait to see if they recover? My instinct is to cut them off, and if its what you would do are there any particular tips you would provide?
