The yellowing is normal as we get closer to the end of the grow season. Roughly, just under 3 weeks to go. I prefer almost 80% of my leaves to yellow by the end of flowering. (The smoke will have a better overall taste) Yeah, I wouldn't expect massive buds, but the sentimental value you have will make smoking her that much more enjoyable. I think she looks fine and dandy. You can expect nicks and bruises when growing outdoors, but it part of the environment we can't completely control.

Just do me a solid and check under the leaves on her. Just to make sure there aren't any bugs.(they tend to hangout there)

Peace
Lit Up Reviewed by Lit Up on . Outdoor dwarf plant, Yellowing leaves Ok first off, I am new to the site. Hello! Here is my little girl! A little outdoor plant (dank bagseed), she was a deer's snack somewhere into vegetation so she is very small! Approx. 37 days into flowering. But she's in trouble, and she has started to "grow" on me, hah, so I do not want to give up on her. A few problems a while back with nitrogen, but i think I took care of that. As you can see, yellowing of the leaves... I don't know what from! My best guess is lack of sunlight? or Rating: 5