cody.young11
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I've been growing for 4 years now outdoor in the summer here in Colorado but i decided to grow indoor and everything is going great until i noticed this. What the hell is going on the bud itself looks okay but the leaves? 
Oh my God please help! I've put so much money into my first indoor grow.
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bernie344
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How long to chop Eric.....1 more week or ready now?
cody.young11
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It's not budrot?
highflying
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Nice trikes! You did great! Happy harvest and cure and then the best part of all!
cody.young11
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That's what i thought. So spider farmer sf4000, soil, i over fed at week 2 of flower just a little bit so i stopped feeding nutes for 3 weeks. I just gave them one last big feeding on Thursday along with some calcium and with some microraze -spelling. And recharge, bud candy and carboload throughout flower. I honestly thought this was signs of bud rot, I've never seen anything like it although now that i think of it they have been yellowing slowly. Check my other plants. Oh I'm at the beginning of week 6 since i flipped the lights to 12/12
bernie344
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You mean this plant is just week 6 since flip?
bernie344
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Maybe he has damaged the plant thru nute burn or light burn or heat stress?
Wistiu
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Although some consider it a contentious issue, I would defoliate most of the fan leaves that are discolored , ( they aren't really doing anything at this point anyways) flush a bit , and see if you are still developing pistols. As your trichromes are now, that's a pretty mellow looking body stone.
cody.young11
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Yes
cody.young11
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Let me check my calendar
bernie344
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Maybe true but if you grow a durban poiso sativa It dont matter what the trichs show your not gonna get a body stone.
Wistiu
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Not a flush as such , but a pHed rinse between feedings and checking the runoff levels, my first thought is nute burn , second would be light stress , but there is not much tip curl so prolly not Light.
bernie344
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Eric cool!I've dealt with problems like this before. Just ride the wave until you reach week 9 flower and then harvest. There's not a lot you can do. Nearly all of the leaves are yellow. Just ride the wave man
cody.young11
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That's what i thought. So spider farmer sf4000, soil, i over fed at week 2 of flower just a little bit so i stopped feeding nutes for 3 weeks. I just gave them one last big feeding on Thursday along with some calcium and with some microraze -spelling. And recharge, bud candy and carboload throughout flower. I honestly thought this was signs of bud rot, I've never seen anything like it although now that i think of it they have been yellowing slowly. Check my other plants. Oh I'm at the beginning of week 6 since i flipped the lights to 12/12 - i posted pics of my other 3 plants in this thread. I have a scope i can take pics through. Checkit
Wistiu
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The chemistry would not agree with you.
cody.young11
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Cool. I honestly just wanted to make sure i didn't need to toss this one like in the case of bud rot. The internet says yellowing of leaves can mean that.
bernie344
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cody.young11
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It's weird I've been doing nothing but ph with bud candy and carbo for literally 3.5 weeks. I just now feed them last week so maybe it is slight nute burn. Doesn't yellowing also mean calcium deficit and nitrogen deficit?
bernie344
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Looks like you hav done some damage check ec, ph, temps and light distance