Is this normal or am I killing them?

So I got blue dream on like week 6 of flowering on a 10 week flower strain. Can't tell if this is normal, if I should pluck my fame leaves or if im overwintering or underwatering them. Also I sprayed a lot of plant therapy last week so that might have something to do with it

Overwatering and/nitrogen toxicity would be my guess as possibilities

Whats nitrogen toxicity that mean to much or to little. Next time I water do I just do water or do I still add kelp and calm mag

Cal mag*

Too much Nitrogen.

So only thing with nitrogen in it is calmag at 2-0-0 not saying your wrong but is it as easy as stop giving them calmag and water them today. And alls good or do I still skip a day of water. Also I gave them beaster blooms at 0-50-20 not sure if that helps anyone but just figured it might help.

Maybe bugs scope some leaves. Its very hard to over water big outdoor plants imo.

There was a lot and mean a lot of aphids n I sprayed plant therapy n I beleive there dead. But do I keep spraying until end of year i think there dead. Do I cut them down early

If the bugs are gone stop spaying. you should be in good shape. To me it looks like you have weeks to go. It would be a shame to chop now. Its all up to you though.

Im hanging in there its bad but imma hold on. I ripped off a bunch of fan leaves got like 2 -3 weeks

JimmyBluffet246 said:

There was a lot and mean a lot of aphids n I sprayed plant therapy n I beleive there dead. But do I keep spraying until end of year i think there dead. Do I cut them down early

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I got infested with those damn things this yr. I released lady bugs immediately and then later some green lacewing larve. In no time the aphids were destroyed! Well worth the 25 bucks I spent.

The second picture looks like it still has aphids on the fan leaves. Its blurred though so its hard to tell for sure. But don't cut them they don't look that bad. Keep dealing with the bugs as best you can. And be sure to check the buds for worms. If you find any pick them out with a pair of tweezers.