Almost done! some help plz

[iamcool123]

Well My ladies been in flowering for about a months and 3 weeks and now most of the leaves at the bottom are starting to turn yellow, the fan leaves which is normal i belive i just wanted to make sure if it was and how many should i expect to start turning yellow and dying off?

iamcool123 Reviewed by iamcool123 on 09-09-2008. Almost done! some help plz Well My ladies been in flowering for about a months and 3 weeks and now most of the leaves at the bottom are starting to turn yellow, the fan leaves which is normal i belive i just wanted to make sure if it was and how many should i expect to start turning yellow and dying off? Rating: 5

[killerweed420]

Yep just normal growth as the plant is finishing its life cycle.

[iamcool123]

thanks for the responce:thumbsup: should i let them die off and fall of normaly or rip them off myself?

[Weezard]

thanks for the responce:thumbsup: should i let them die off and fall of normaly or rip them off myself?

Aloha IAC123

When they are done giving their stored energy back to the stem, they will form a protective layer, and drop off.

But, I usually just givem a li'l tiny tug, first up, then down.
Any resistance, I leave 'em be for another day.
If you just lettem drop, they can hang in the branches and promote mold.

And Congrats on da grow.

Weezard

[SouthernGuerilla]

yeah never rip anything on your plant. CUT!

Weezard speaks the truth.

[nick19882003]

would that be bad to have leaves inside the bucket cuz it looks like on my indoor grow mold kinda on top the soil :stoned:

[stinkyattic]

This is the outdoor section, but indoors, always remove ALL dead leaf litter from your grow area and destroy it. It harbors pests and pathogens.

[iamcool123]

Thanks a lot :thumbsup: im exited but still worried with a little less than a month to go and i live up in ontario were the huminity is always above 60% : / hopefully bud rott will not strike me down

[nick19882003]

This is the outdoor section, but indoors, always remove ALL dead leaf litter from your grow area and destroy it. It harbors pests and pathogens.

o..sorry about that i just figured i'd ask while i was reading that thread but next time i know and thank you cuz i have alot of stuff around from trimming or plucking imp:

[stinkyattic]

Don't trim or pluck unless the leaf is already dead! Plants really need their leaves, much more than they need 100% light to the buds, which is the stated reason I hear for people plucking them most often.