Withthebiscuit
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sorry had to turn light on but do i have any use for the yellow ones at the bottom i guess there not getting enough light and will the leaves effect my budding?
yellow leaves (should i cut em off)
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sorry had to turn light on but do i have any use for the yellow ones at the bottom i guess there not getting enough light and will the leaves effect my budding?
ChubbySoap
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let the plant drop em when she wants...she's pulling stuff out of it until then.
taipanspunk
Active Member
the science behind this is that there is a lack of chlorophyll (nitrogen deficient)... add that and see what it does... if it's too far gone, then let it fall off naturally (an indication that a seal was formed at the base). the reason you don't pluck them prematurly are at least two things...
1. you have no idea if you plant is contining to be nitrogen deficient
2. premature braking of the stem makes it suseptable to envirnmental pressures (examples: temperature [freezing], parasites, or infections)
1. you have no idea if you plant is contining to be nitrogen deficient
2. premature braking of the stem makes it suseptable to envirnmental pressures (examples: temperature [freezing], parasites, or infections)
budalushious
Active Member
Take it off when it goes limp..............dispose of it, it can get mouldy.
peace B
peace B
Withthebiscuit
Well-Known Member
could it be of purified water?
Chronicular
Member
Dam is it me or does everything in those shots look yellow larf