7th week flowering

[Clubber Lang]

just some advice needed my plants are nearing the end of there life and the leaves are getting yellow spots all over them at the top its not like the yellowing on the bottom leaves which i guessed would be the plant sucking the nitrogen out they are still a dark green colour some leaves are browning also im just wondering is this normal?? i chopped the top bud from 1 of my plants as i was worried it was dying and its now drying in my cupboard and i left the other to keep growing im not using nutes just water from tap left to stand for a couple of days ill ask my dad if i can borrow the camera and take some pics

thanks clubber

Clubber Lang Reviewed by Clubber Lang on 05-28-2006. 7th week flowering just some advice needed my plants are nearing the end of there life :o and the leaves are getting yellow spots all over them at the top its not like the yellowing on the bottom leaves which i guessed would be the plant sucking the nitrogen out they are still a dark green colour some leaves are browning also im just wondering is this normal?? i chopped the top bud from 1 of my plants as i was worried it was dying and its now drying in my cupboard and i left the other to keep growing im not using Rating: 5

[berny]

What soil were you using?
Have you used any nutes through the entire grow?
What lights are you using?

[Clubber Lang]

What soil were you using?
Have you used any nutes through the entire grow?
What lights are you using?

just using cheap compost, nutes i uses miracle grow 15-30-15 for veg and phostrogen for flower and got a 400w hps first grow was kind of a learning one for me and i have learnt so much

thanks clubber

[Tom Swierzbinski]

Yellow spots usually mean a magnesium deficiency, but for 7 weeks of flowering Im not really sure whether its worth sorting out. Most strains only take 8 weeks, with sativa dominant strains taking as much as 12 weeks, so I really wouldnt bother sorting it out. If you do want to though, just visit your local chemist and ask for some Epsom Salts. Theyre VERY cheap (£1 for a 500g tub), and last ages aswell. Use about half to a full teaspoon per litre of water to start with, and increase as necessary. Its usually sorted out with just one dose.

Edit: how did the MG ferts work? Ive been using 5-5-10 tomato feed and have now found some MG ferts the same as yours. Was it the powder or liquid fertiliser, and how much did you use per litre/gallon of water? Oh, and most importantly, did it work?

[Clubber Lang]

[/QUOTE]Edit: how did the MG ferts work? Ive been using 5-5-10 tomato feed and have now found some MG ferts the same as yours. Was it the powder or liquid fertiliser, and how much did you use per litre/gallon of water? Oh, and most importantly, did it work?[/QUOTE]

from this first grow that ive done its worked nicely but as ive no other grows under my belt i cant really compare it with anything. Its the powder form i used and i just put 1.5ml to a litre you get a little measuring spoon with the box and i just followed what it said on the packet.

[Clubber Lang]

just adding some pics first is my plant in its grow room the second is a shot out of the room as i was trying to show whats happening to the leaves and the third is a closer image of the leaf sorry there abit dark

thanks clubber

[Clubber Lang]

bump any advice anyone? the leaves today are much browner i hope this is what its meant to do

[mand]

Hello Clubber
Well personally if it was mine I wouldn't worry about the leaves, it's like you said there nearing the end of their lives. I've seen lots of pics like your's with the leaves dying off.

I have to say though Clubber, that main stem of buds is very impressive .



love mand xxx

[Clubber Lang]

hehe thanks mand not bad for a first time cheap grow is it

[fuzzylogic]

Hey please post an update as to how much bud you got from that 1 plant, I'm curious looks pretty big.