Yellow Fan Leaves

popogrow

Active Member
I needs some help 8 of my girls are getting yellow fan leaves I took off all the fan leaves about 3 weeks ago and as you can see in my pictures they all came back and with force I flush my tank just in case I was over feeding and they are still getting yellow do you think I have to take some more fan leaves off or there's something more wrong please help.
 

Garden Knowm

The Love Doctor
Hello POPO!! : )

and only 8 plants are showing these yellow leaves?

are the leaves 12 inches or more below the canopy?

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new picture please..

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popogrow

Active Member
Garden can you see in the picture what i mean that the leaves are turning yellow please look in my album cuse i cant load any here
 

potroast

Uses the Rollitup profile
Sorry, Man, but I can't tell much from your pix.

Lower leaves will yellow during flowering when the plant uses up the nutrients stored there. Sometimes this means that the plant is not getting enough nutrient to match the other growing conditions, like light, and air.

Lower leaves also yellow when they are disturbed by sprays or bugs.

Overwatering will cause yellowing leaves.

HTH
 

jebdo

Member
Fan leaves will naturally yellow and die as the plant progresses, it's part of their life cycle just like human cells die and regenerate. As long as it's not huge swathes of your plants dieing at once it shouldn't be a problem. Whatever you do don't remove green fan leaves though, unless they're blocking light to a nice bud or something. Even then, I feel it's better to cut off the end half of the fingers rather than pulling the whole leaf off. I don't even remove yellow fan leaves because the plant will reuse as much of the leaf as it can (chlorophyll, sugars, misc. nutrients). I wait until they start to brown and get a bit crispy, by then the veins in the leaf which would transport nutrients to the rest have dried up and/or collapsed. I keep these brown leaves to pack in a vape or make hash from or something. Wouldn't want to smoke them though.
 

RxGrowR

Well-Known Member
Selective pruning and healthy fan leaf removal for extra light penetration is OK, only if all at once and early on in flower.
 
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