Flowering/budding with ENOUGH yellowing

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Joeyoo2

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My trees that are starting to flower/bud are over 5 feet and the other is over 6 feet. They are about 1 week into flowering so i just recently noticed the flowers coming up..
Now the problem i am having is that a lot of my bottom leaves (most) are turning yellow AND drooping and dying :( What do i do because apparently N is not good during flowering either, so what now???

[Picture DSC00258, DSC00259, and DSC00260 are when the plant started this yellowing]
 

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DrZ

DrZ

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Joey Get a Soil Ph/PPm tester there like 13 bucks at most get one today or your gonna kill your plants
 
mazpot

mazpot

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yeah man your crazy that's a foot or two over the fence lol. you should dig a hole and put your pot in it just to be safe.
 
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Joeyoo2

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mame said:
She's gonna be a big' un
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No, no, nooo guys.. The first few pictures are when the plants were in my backyard but then my dad was sayin they were too big for my yard, so i moved them.. Now, as you can see from the last couple pictures, i moved them into a forest. And since it is in flowering, i thought it would be better because in this forest, the plant recieves less sunlight then when it was in my yard... Is the lack of light also a factor or is it better with less light during flowering?
 
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Joeyoo2

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DrZ said:
Joey Get a Soil Ph/PPm tester there like 13 bucks at most get one today or your gonna kill your plants
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I know about checkin the pH level and correcting it if it isnt between 6-7, but what is PPm and what do i do to fix problems with that???
 
nellyatcha

nellyatcha

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Joeyoo2 said:
My trees that are starting to flower/bud are over 5 feet and the other is over 6 feet. They are about 1 week into flowering so i just recently noticed the flowers coming up..
Now the problem i am having is that a lot of my bottom leaves (most) are turning yellow AND drooping and dying :( What do i do because apparently N is not good during flowering either, so what now???

[Picture DSC00258, DSC00259, and DSC00260 are when the plant started this yellowing]
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thats typical during flowering so dont let it bother you because it happens ,plant is taking nitrogen from the leaves bro
 
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gooniegrower

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joey your plants need more nitrogen,I'm dealing with the same issue with my sativa haze plant,dude,you gotta give it some type of organic nute with tons of nitrogen inside,but remember too much will fry your plants,so be careful with it.
 
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cruzer101

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I believe there isn't a dam thing you can do about it. Unless you transplant or cut the forest back. I would think the soil is good enough for all that other foliage why wouldn't it be good for your plants.

No, its light.
But the rest of the plant looks good so I wouldn't worry. just plant them in the sun next time for better results.

You know, I planted some outdoors and took some chicken wire and built a shelf 18" down from the top of the fence and tied them to it. Keeps them lower and makes a hedge. Outdoor SCROG
You may want to try that next time.

Good luck.


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Joeyoo2

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cruzer101 said:
I believe there isn't a dam thing you can do about it. Unless you transplant or cut the forest back. I would think the soil is good enough for all that other foliage why wouldn't it be good for your plants.

No, its light.
But the rest of the plant looks good so I wouldn't worry. just plant them in the sun next time for better results.

You know, I planted some outdoors and took some chicken wire and built a shelf 18" down from the top of the fence and tied them to it. Keeps them lower and makes a hedge. Outdoor SCROG
You may want to try that next time.

Good luck.


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Do you have a picture of that cuz i don't quite understand what you're describing..

And i finally moved my plants to more sunlight and they are looking LIVEEE! i also flushed them the other day too.

How much and how often should i water these plants?
 
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