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Tupamaro
12-20-2006, 09:00 PM
My plant is probably midway through flowering. And for some reason the fan leaves, yellow dry out and than just kind of fall off. wondering what this can be caused from. also how to fix. thanks a lot.
dutch.lover
12-20-2006, 09:45 PM
well yellowing leaves is normal during flowering, i believe. you can supplement that by making sure your fertilizer has lots of nitrogen in it. my plants are actually doing the same thing, but the leaves are yellowing quite rapidly and dying off. i still haven't quite figured it out, i have tried lots of nutes, and no nutes and it hasn't seemed to help yet. but try the extra nitrogen and see what happens. posting some pics of the yellowing leaves will help us out too.
xcrispi
12-20-2006, 11:02 PM
N def. during flowering is comon in dirt .
got 2 that are doing it now , tried folial feeding em N , N in nutes and nothing helps ? most of my grows are in hydro now because of it .
peace
crispi
kindprincess
12-20-2006, 11:29 PM
hey sweetie, all of my outdoor grows do what you are experiencing now. i think it may be in the genes, as i always used the same seeds, or seeds from a previous grow...
i recomend removing the dead leaves, and concentrating on keeping the rest of the plant happy. if they are dying a few at a time, i wouldn't worry to much. if they all turn color and start to die, then you have a problem.
mmho...
love, kp:p
dutch.lover
12-21-2006, 12:28 AM
my plants are only 3 weeks into flower, and they are losing lots of fan leaves. There are barely any large fan leaves left, the only leaves that remain are the smaller fan leaves that cover the stems and the growth/bud tips. The bigger ones shed just less than a handful of leaves a day. Is this normal? If not.... how the hell do I fix it? I have been giving them lots of N, which greens up the tips, but does nothing for the older leaves. Is this gonna fuck up my plant before I am able to harvest?
xcrispi
12-21-2006, 12:34 AM
hey d/l ,
ive had em naked except for lil guard leaves in the budz and still finish .
just in the nik of time tho .
crispi
dutch.lover
12-21-2006, 12:59 AM
hmm well i am hoping they will be ok. They are stil quite leafy, I am just worried that the plant is gonna end up offing itself before it's time to harvest it. We are gonna pump them full of more N though, and see what happens. If they get shittier, at least it's easy to fix, by flushing. If they get better- well that's just awesome. Thanks for ur help btw. And Tupamaro, I don't mean to steal ur thread- i hope all this info helps you too.
Tupamaro
12-21-2006, 02:43 AM
oh alright, thanks alot. i was just a little worried. i actually made some hash out of all of the leaves that has been falling off. not to great though. a quick head high but whatever. thanks a lot.
bud luv
12-21-2006, 05:58 AM
oh alright, thanks alot. i was just a little worried. i actually made some hash out of all of the leaves that has been falling off. not to great though. a quick head high but whatever. thanks a lot.
I wouldn't do that if I were you.
Tupamaro
12-21-2006, 06:32 AM
besides the obvious it will only get a short head high, why wouldn't you do that?
bud luv
12-21-2006, 09:37 PM
There are probably no trichomes on those old nasty fan leaves, but there is certainly a chemical buildup which can't be good for you.
The "head high" you're feeling is probably just lack of oxygen in your lungs.
Tupamaro
12-22-2006, 04:32 AM
theres a chemical buildup in all bud you smoke. doesn't mean your lungs aren't going to get oxygen.
bud luv
12-22-2006, 09:56 AM
theres a chemical buildup in all bud you smoke.
Yeah, but you don't usually smoke crusty old nute-burned fan leaves.
doesn't mean your lungs aren't going to get oxygen.
The chem buildup has nothing to do with that.
Hey man, to each his own. It's probably better than smoking cigarettes. ;)
Tupamaro
12-22-2006, 11:27 PM
haha this is true. but i thought the fell because of lack of nitrogen?
Abattoir Dream
12-23-2006, 01:36 PM
any big hit of smoke gives you a rush... its just like choking yourself...
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