chevyguy83
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I have some autos planted mid April and none have any amber trichomes although all the leaves are getting brown and crispy. Is this too much light or just the end of their life cycle?
Browning Leaves
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Phytoplankton
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They’re darn close, there’s a little foxtailing, disregard those pistils. Keep a close eye on them, you’ve got some brown sugar leaves in the buds, that’s a breeding ground for bud rot, but right now they look really nice. Lots of potential reasons for the browning leaves, nothing you can really do now but watch and wait.
MickFoster
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We need more pics.
Mumbeltypeg
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Sensational looking flowers there! Bravo!
They look ready to pull, the one with the really yellow leaves looks like it’s not coping with the light strength at this point, it’s throwing out new growth at the tips of the flowers.. and the others have already receded the pistils and swollen, the white hairs they are throwing out on top are again due to high strength light. What light are you using BTW? Those are some seriously stacked buds.
They look ready to pull, the one with the really yellow leaves looks like it’s not coping with the light strength at this point, it’s throwing out new growth at the tips of the flowers.. and the others have already receded the pistils and swollen, the white hairs they are throwing out on top are again due to high strength light. What light are you using BTW? Those are some seriously stacked buds.
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chevyguy83
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The yellowing has been going on for weeks. I have been feeding by the book as well as on top of the cal mag. I really think they are just fried. I ran my light at 100% the whole time
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