Flowering (3/4weeks) no buds/yellow leaves

[turtle420]

why? what happens if there is light leakage?

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You've got Hermies!!!

[orangeman]

WeedBoyWonder...It's obvious you went on with this grow without the proper knowledge. No disrespect, I see how you can get "touchy" but this is not offence but I know more about growing weed than you do and I havent even grown yet. My point is I would suggest you getting something...I dont know if I'm allowed to say it on here but I'll take my chances because this is sorta..sad. I recommend you getting Bearshare and download "The Cannabis Grow Bible" once you get it open it in Adobe Acrobat go start by going to view and go exactly to page "140", thats where the real info starts to come in. Read it over and over until you get it because I wouldnt like for some one like you to grow a plant half way, I want us all to get the most out of our plant as we can .

[WeedyBoyWonder]

thanks both, i will do.

and will i deffinatly have hermies? also, if i do, would this matter. doesnt that mean it will have just have seeds....?

[britewire]

why? what happens if there is light leakage?

If you have light leaking in, in the darkperiod of your 12-12 cycle they won´t start blossoming.

[orangeman]

thanks both, i will do.

and will i deffinatly have hermies? also, if i do, would this matter. doesnt that mean it will have just have seeds....?

Well I was never sure of hermines because I was pretty confident my first grow wouldnt produce hermie plants but I believe it you have a hermie plant it will self-polinate it self and cause your buds to have seeds in 'em.

[WeedyBoyWonder]

o, lol i dont care if my bud has seeds in it >_< the quality of english bud isnt realy that high, so im sure i will manage with seeds. i will also try to block out the light leakage.

[Tom Green Thumb]

A good thing to do to help with yellowing leaves next time around is feed it veg fertilizer 2 weeks into bud, and then switch to the bud ferts for the remainder of the grow. This way the plant has enough nitrogen to accomadate the initial stretch that occures when triggered. Another thing that I found helps PH is to mix 2 table spoons of Dolomite Lime in with the soil. This acts as a PH buffer and will almost eliminate PH problems. This will allow your plants to utilize all of the nutrients you give it. And as said above, do lot's of reading. The more you know the better your plants will produce. Good luck!

TGT

[WeedyBoyWonder]

thanks. all help is much appreacheated.

[britewire]

Remember this.. only 1 in 1000 plants are hermie. A lot of the hermies are cause of stress.

[britewire]

No harm in a little sarcasm :smokin:


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