So as I get nearer to harvest time, my once verdant plants have fallen prey to the late bloom Nitrogen Deficiency that I've come to understand is perfectly normal. It is, however, a sad sight to behold. But as the buds fatten, and the trichromes, which are now nearly all milky, progress towards a lovely amber hue, I'm looking to the future.

The question at hand is whether these sad yellowing leaves will be able to regenerate enough new growth to re-veg my beautiful ladies.

Or, in other words... is there something that a should be doing in these last days to prepare my plants for their new lives after harvest? It seems like so many leaves are wilting away that there just won't be enough to provide energy to regenerate.

Any thoughts?
warfrat73 Reviewed by warfrat73 on . Late Bloom Nit Deficiency/Re-Vegging So as I get nearer to harvest time, my once verdant plants have fallen prey to the late bloom Nitrogen Deficiency that I've come to understand is perfectly normal. It is, however, a sad sight to behold. But as the buds fatten, and the trichromes, which are now nearly all milky, progress towards a lovely amber hue, I'm looking to the future. The question at hand is whether these sad yellowing leaves will be able to regenerate enough new growth to re-veg my beautiful ladies. Or, in Rating: 5