Outdoor dwarf plant, Yellowing leaves

[Vick]

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 bugs/parasites? because the leaves have small brown spots and some nibbles here and there. Any reply would be much appreciated! thnx

P.s. Don't hate on the yield of this lil fella I'll be happy with an eighth! :thumbsup:

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Vick Reviewed by Vick on 09-28-2012. 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

[Lit Up]

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

[Vick]

Thanks, I am a total newbie. I planned on chopping her when most of the pistils were reddened, and if I can get my hands on a better magnifying glass when the trichomes are mostly amber (about 75%). This is just a little project, the moment I get serious is when I move indoors or move to a better plot of land. But yeah man I appreciate the feedback, I have heard of yellowing towards the end of flowering but I wasn't sure exactly when.

[JPS New England]

Get a pocket microscope from radio shack for 12 bucks. Don't wait so long. 75% amber will have many trics bursting from waiting too long. 50% max I prefer about 10%-20% amber for the headiest high. Start watching close when you see some red hairs.