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"Green" plants produce more bud. Take care of those leaves up until harvest. Leaves are the "food locker" for the plant. Looks like a nitrogen deficiency to me. Here is a link by "Uncle Ben" that will definitely help you out! Keep 'em green, LTT...

Healthly looking plants! I agree with "Buds", looks like over watering. --- Keep 'em green, LTT

Take a look at this thread by Uncle Ben. It should answer all your questions about topping. --- Have a green grow, LTT https://www.rollitup.org/advanced-marijuana-cultivation/151706-uncle-bens-topping-technique-get.html

That 9-59-8 is way to hot for MJ! :fire:The Fertilome 20-20-20 has a good NPK that will take you from start to finish. Below is a quote from someone else's thread. I don't remember where I got it but it is good info. Hope it helps ... LTT "When you have too much Potassium in your soil, it can...

Ladies and gentleman, you're making this topping thing too difficult. Go back and read page 1 of the thread and your questions will be answered!

Thank you Brick Top! I thought it might be "do or die" or that "last ditch effort you mentioned. Looking around at wildflowers I can see that exact thing happening.

Thank you Xare, your explanation makes sense. I've read how feminized seeds are made but I never thought it would happen to me. Every bag around here has seeds, some more than others and none of it great. This particular bag had just enough seed for my grow so it very well may be what you said...

An excellent reply, thank you Brick Top! Your reply has brought up a few more questions but I'm going to ask only one for now concerning the quoted reply above. I understand the need for flushing to prevent salts build up (if to much nutrient has been used) but the part where you say "Draining...

UB, another question --- What path do nutrients take after leaving the roots during bloom? Are they directed to where they are needed or do they go to the leaves first for re-distribution? Or, do the nutrients go where they are needed and the excess stored in the leaves. Or is it a little bit...

UB your PM box is full so I'm posting this here: I want to thank you among others for the help you have given me over the past few months. Please take a look at the below link. I think you may be surprised...

Hello Xare, I want to thank you among others for the help you have given me over the past few months. Please take a look at the below link. (I think you may have to copy and past into your browser) http://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/389492-thank-you-xare-little-tommy.html

I started a hempy grow (perlite:vermiculite, 3:1) with bag seed back in September and I had some problems getting it off the ground. The bottom leaves of my plants were spotting, yellowing and then dying with a minimum of upward growth. I made a post in the thread “Hempy Collective Re-vised”...

:bigjoint:Burn one for all who gave you support when you harvest! :weed:

It's better to pot up in incriminates rather than one huge leap, reason stated in my last post. If your in say a 4" pot then go to 1 gal, 3 gal, 5 and so on. It's easier to avoid over watering and nutrient burn when the pot is not too large for the plant. Generally speaking most growers pot up...

Before transplanting let the pot dry a little. Not bone dry just dry enough that it needs water then transplant. From where you are now I would pot up to 1 gallon. Water until it starts to drip from the bottom of the pot. A larger pot and there is too much soil for the plant which easily leads...

Too dry too wet and the leaves will droop. With young plants you need to water less but more often so the root zone does not become saturated depriving the plant of oxygen. Water them on a daily basis but give only enough water to keep the soil from shrinking away from the side of the pot. It...

UB, I have read many of your threads and if anyone on this forum can answer this question I know you can. I was wondering to myself how the scientific community can determine nutrient requirements for plants besides doing controlled grows. If stem, stalk and leaf samples are taken from a plant...

Most of the potting soil sold in home improvement stores and local garden supply has time release fertilizers added to the mix "by the manufacturer". When rooting clones or growing from seed the soil can be too hot! For starting your clones use a soil with no additives.

What kind of soil are you using? If it has time release nutrients in it, then it sure looks like nute burn to me. If this is the case re-pot to a soil that has no nutrients added to the mix. Good luck!