The other plants are not exhibiting the same issue and some are as at along as this one (Tangerine). I know the plant will start to eat it’s old leaves as it gets further into flowering but I think this may be a little early for that?
Thinking lack of nitrogen, using FFOF and started light feeding with GH mico, grow, bloom 3 weeks after transplant and just today moved into 2.5, 1, 2.5 ml/gallon feeding.
Been flowering for… 3 or 4 weeks now so wondering if I just waited too long to add a regular amount of nitrogen to the schedule or what.
The lowers yellow anyway. Nothing alarming. Maybe bump up her N for another week or so before tapering back down.
I used to preach cutting N starting in the transition to flower but have learnd the importance of supplementing ENOUGH thru as last as week 7-8… definitely alot less. But keeps the colors green
Update…
The leaves have some green coming back into them as of today. I doubled the N I’ve been feeding it for a few feedings now and I’ll probably go back to a little more than I’ve been using once they have green’d up a little more.
@Sativafan@Arrow what’s ur expected flowering time and age though like I said two days short of week 5 and I plant to start flush in about two and a half weeks the expected time for mine is as fast as 7-8weeks it’s also a hybrid clone so is all ready mature. With that information u really think I should add n this late? that’s why I’m hesitant
Pics a few days outdated there starting to get 20percent orange pistols so like I said another 3and a half weeks maybe 4 but they will be ready before the end of August
I would not completely remove N out of the feeding, like @PurpNGold74 stated. In my opinion the plant will absorb what it needs from the leaves more readily, than from the soil…at this stage of flower… I would let the trichs guide my harvest time…
Correction*** I’m not using grow big anymore the main source of N but it’s still getting tiger bloom so it’s still getting some N but significantly less
