4' jack herer losing fan leaves yellow

[konvikt419]

yeah it does seem to be the older larger leaves but one of the stem is so bare it just has the bud and the leaves that grow right around it and the reest is just stem and a couple popcorn buds but it runs through the center of the plant so it could have light issues but that does not explain the rest do they automatically rejvinate themselves when they arre older plants anyway she looks alot happier since the bigger pot thanks for the advice and keep it coming

[konvikt419]

any other opinions im also about to add cha ching anybody see any possible problems with that thanks guys

[stinkyattic]

Your runoff is mad low, and your temps are high.
Next watering, don't take your source water down to 6.8. Use a WEAK solution of your base grow fert only, adjusted AFTER adding the fertilizer to 7.5, and water until a significant amount of liquid comes out the bottom of the pot. Test the pH of this and it should be higher. Keep flushing until you get it up to 6.7.
Get your temps controlled too- high temps cause leaf yellowing and make problems get bad faster!

[stinkyattic]

Oh... how big are your pots and how long have the ladies been living in them?

[konvikt419]

she is in a 10 gal pot now but i just transplanted from a 5 gal and it was rooted all the way to the pot its an old plant and was a mother for a lot of little clones so i decided to flower her i have since flushed and stabilized the ph and droped my temp to around 70 with lights and 65 without and i have also added 2 150 watt high pressure sodium lights and i dont know exactley which one worked but i have noticed alot more new growth on the buds and she looks all around happier thanks alot ill post some bud pics in a minute:thumbsup:

[konvikt419]

here they are

[Weezard]

Aloha, Brah.

I don't wish to alarm you, but Those little white dots and tiny wisps of silk on the top leaves might be signs of spider mites.:cursing:
I'm in no way an expert, so ask Stinky before you take any action.

If this is, indeed, the case, I've read that laying a "No-pest strip" on the soil and covering the plant with a large garbage pail to hold the vapors in overnight, will kill the adults. Repeat every 3 days, 3 times at least, and you kill the new-hatch as well.
Hope this is not the case with you.
The lower fan leaf shrivel and fall looks normal, if a little early.

Mahalo for the rep.

Best
Weezard

[konvikt419]

well weezard you are absolutely right but i beleive i have got all of the actuall mites but there damage is still evident so thanks for the tip:thumbsup: and you definately deserve the rep:jointsmile: