Should you remove yellow leafs that are Dying?

dangerousdiggity

dangerousdiggity

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agree with above answer. I read also that if leaf is over 60% dead looking, to remove it, but I've found that if this is the case, you can pull it off very easily.
 
dyzel

dyzel

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I just let nature take its course. Assuming your plants are healthy, yellowing would start from the bottom and work its way up.
These lower leaves do not block light from any other leaves/buds, and even if they have just half of them green, they will photosynthesize.

I just let mine fall off naturally. It then gets mixed into my topsoil, and decays into some food for my plants. Good stuff!
 
Mr. Cheetah

Mr. Cheetah

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dyzel said:
I just let nature take its course. Assuming your plants are healthy, yellowing would start from the bottom and work its way up.
These lower leaves do not block light from any other leaves/buds, and even if they have just half of them green, they will photosynthesize.

I just let mine fall off naturally. It then gets mixed into my topsoil, and decays into some food for my plants. Good stuff!
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yeah,same here
 
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