Should I cut the yellow leaves off?

Lastmanstandin31

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #1

Should I cut the yellow leaves off or just leave them alone?

 

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BobThe420Builder

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #2

U have a lot more to worry about than those yellow leaves

 

Lastmanstandin31

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #3

BobThe420Builder said:

U have a lot more to worry about than those yellow leaves

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Yeah we got the over water, ph and light issues resolved and they started growing again.
You think I should toss them and start over?

 

BobThe420Builder

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #4

What medium is that

 

FastFreddi

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #5

Lastmanstandin31 said:

Yeah we got the over water, ph and light issues resolved and they started growing again.
You think I should toss them and start over?

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How old are they?
FF

 

Cookie Rider

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #6

Leave em, let them dry out.
See if they turn around after that.
Less is best, a lot of the times.

 

FastFreddi

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #7

Lastmanstandin31 said:

Yeah we got the over water, ph and light issues resolved and they started growing again.
You think I should toss them and start over?

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Only you can answer that op...what is your time ,effort worth? Do you have easy cheap access to replacements?
FF

 

Lastmanstandin31

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #8

Cookie Rider said:

Leave em, let them dry out.
See if they turn around after that.
Less is best, a lot of the times.

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Ok will do. They look alot better then a couple days ago, at least growing again.

 

Lastmanstandin31

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #9

FastFreddi said:

Only you can answer that op...what is your time ,effort worth? Do you have easy cheap access to replacements?
FF

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Yes I have a over abundance of seeds. However I like to learn so if it's possible and worth it to save them I will just to have the knowledge. But if they no longer have the potential to produce flower then I would rather start over.

 

FastFreddi

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #10

Lastmanstandin31 said:

Yes I have a over abundance of seeds. However I like to learn so if it's possible and worth it to save them I will just to have the knowledge. But if they no longer have the potential to produce flower then I would rather start over.

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Excellent reply!
FF

 

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BigBudsNPK

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #11

I would keep growing em based on the new growth. You'll take like a 15% hit in yield but if you mess up more it'll all be on that run.

 

Lastmanstandin31

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #12

BobThe420Builder said:

What medium is that

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This soil mixed with 30% perlite.

 

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Lastmanstandin31

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #13

Thanks for all the help guys. This has been a hell of a learning experience for sure.

 

Lastmanstandin31

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #14

First photo was a couple days ago the 2nd is tonight.

 

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Lastmanstandin31

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #15

Following all the advise I have received on here has definitely saved my ass.
Everything from light intensity, ph, nutrients. This is the best place on the planet to learn this art hands down.

 

myke

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #16

The top leaves are eating the bottom ones,if you remove them they'll eat the next in line.

 

Lastmanstandin31

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #17

myke said:

The top leaves are eating the bottom ones,if you remove them they'll eat the next in line.

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Well i guess the next question is do we want the top leaves to eat dead leaves or healthy leaves?

 

athlete

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #18

Pick one to save and learn with. Pitch the rest. I don't see them fully recovering. Also, the time it will take to recover just won't be worth it. /myopinion

 

GeneBanker

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #19

When you get it fixed you have about two weeks before over crowding becomes a problem. I hope you have light coverage and room to space those pots out

 

twentyeight.threefive

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• Dec 4, 2020

• #20

Lastmanstandin31 said:

First photo was a couple days ago the 2nd is tonight.

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Why do the pots still look soaked? Overwatering is your only issue you need to handle.