I dont miss them hangovers thats for sure bro, i am not much of a drinker. My ex had a problem with the stuff and it just turn me off, not that i will not have a few but not like i used to.

Man i would bet ya your roots are in a mucky mess of water and soil. I had this issue with seedlings and the newer growth was ok, but the older stuff got yellow. And as much as your flushing, i can see a bunch of wet goo so your roots can not breath. If you hadn't flushed again you could have pulled her out to look at the roots, but now i would just wait for a few days. One thing you could do is drill some holes in the pot about 5'' from the bottom. You may have water come out, but cant hurt a thing as it will only give more air to the roots and i would put them all around the pot. You really never need to flush till about 2 weeks before harvest in less you have an issue, but you dont know yours yet. So flushing may just hurt the plant more as the buds will grow stealing everything from its leaves and yes its true that a plant in flower will begin to take the Nitrogen from the fan leaves first. And if ya take it till the tric's are really a dark amber color the entire plant should be yellow, but not all droopy like that. So just in my opinion i would consider pulling her out to look at the roots, but not now it will stress her to much, rather when she drys out you can pull her out without the stress. Trust me man iv re potted more damn bonsai tress and MJ without a bit of stress yet a lot of people always thinks it will stress them. I think in my Sig there is a ''how to'' for re potting and i took pics real time if you read it you will see just how fast and good the plant looks after my re pot. Oh and the heat if anything could be a bit more warm the best temt to grow MJ is 86 degrees, check out Oldmac's theads at RH that dude knows his shit and has been all over the world man so if he says its true, he tested it and its the truth, lol.


Anyway i hope ya feel better bro and im at yahoo if ya ever need to send an email bro,


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