Wilting leaves in middle of tree

The Gram Reaper said:
Are they minor ones that aren't getting light?

What equipment you working with?

Like he said, hard to tell without a pic.
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My bad, I actually didn't mean to post this yet. Here are pictures of my plant. I'm working with a 17 gallon bucket and a spade. I've got a roll of Schmidt's garden twine at the ready if need be, with a cutting blade right on the package so I don't have to cut it with my spade.
 

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Spotnickdacat_spoty@best said:
My bad, I actually didn't mean to post this yet. Here are pictures of my plant. I'm working with a 17 gallon bucket and a spade. I've got a roll of Schmidt's garden twine at the ready if need be, with a cutting blade right on the package so I don't have to cut it with my spade.
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Nice plant, its probably eating heavy because where its at in the budding schedule. Probably just eating inner leaves for food. I hear it is quite natural with outdoor plants as you get toward the end.

Some low N high PK food might help and get you extra bud growth, but I would wait to see what a seasoned outdoor grower says.
 
The Gram Reaper said:
Nice plant, its probably eating heavy because where its at in the budding schedule. Probably just eating inner leaves for food. I hear it is quite natural with outdoor plants as you get toward the end.

Some low N high PK food might help and get you extra bud growth, but I would wait to see what a seasoned outdoor grower says.
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Thanks gram reaper :)
 
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