Autos do not tend to yellow at the end of their growth cycle. They yellow when they experience deficiencies. Yellowing is abnormal.Having some experience with autos I will humbly add my 2c.:
Autos, in my experience, yellow toward the end of their life cycle. This isn't abnormal. You're also at week 10, the yellowing you're seeing is likely nutrients being flushed from the leaves and being used in bud production. (Buds require carbohydrates, long and short chain sugars).
Additionally, that yellowing is nothing I'd be alarmed by at this stage.
See below for my last auto run (this was week
Respectfully, that depends entirely on how you're growing and finishing too. I flush 1-3 weeks from harvest and focus more heavily on supplemental carbs and specific non-nitrogen nutrients during that stage.
Your leaves are yellowing from flushing (nutrient deficiency) not from natural causes then.
His plant is already in flower what does that have to do with recovery time?
All the auto grows I have seen here are fucked once they get a deficiency due to its 'bodyclock' but you are the 'auto queen' and know best
Never claim to be anything. Most auto grows on here are done by new growers so many errors are made.All the auto grows I have seen here are fucked once they get a deficiency due to its 'bodyclock' but you are the 'auto queen' and know best
No cannabis plant should ever go hungry in a country as rich as the USA,
Two things... once you pass the stretch phase there is no difference between auto and foto in sense of recovery when you make some mistake. And... If you are not able to veg the plant without issues, than you most likely wont be able to flower her at at all. The real fun ussually begins with early flowering when the plants start to be picky and stress sensitive.
