Yellowing in middle of leaves. Please help

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Salty3

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Hey good ppl,

I am in the 4th week of flower and 2 days ago I noticed a few yellowing leaves but a way I haven't seen before. It seems to be at the top of the plants at the forming buds. The middle of the leaves are yellowing from the inside out. IMG_0203.JPG IMG_0202.JPG
Please help me out. Ive never seen this before and would hate to ruin my crop after all the work I put into it already.

Thanks in advance!
 
qwizoking

qwizoking

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You got a few issues..really should have tried to catch it before it got this bad, especially in flower
Water plain for a bit..then go back to your bloom nutes
Make sure no water gets on the leaves except at night keep your temps proper and check for any bugs and crap..

If you really wanted you could foliar some goods, no n..
 
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Salty3

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qwizoking said:
You got a few issues..really should have tried to catch it before it got this bad, especially in flower
Water plain for a bit..then go back to your bloom nutes
Make sure no water gets on the leaves except at night keep your temps proper and check for any bugs and crap..

If you really wanted you could foliar some goods, no n..
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You kinda told me nothing. I hadent given them nutes in over a week before the pics. Also, be sure to not get water on leaves? Its only on the top leaves by the buds, I don't dump water all over my plant when I water it so that has nothing to do with my issue. Also I check for bugs and other stuff 3x a week.

So pretty much you just told me some basics on growing and not a solution to my specific issue which is what Im asking for.
 
qwizoking

qwizoking

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And if you look deeper i told you what you needed.
Those spots are likely p def, you have too much n in your soil. Over fed, cupped leaves. See them leaf tips all elongated and curling?
You got some banding and rosetting as well.
Possibly has something to do with over watering or excess locking out, temps and or ph of soil. You could use some micro nutes, really the range. Some green sand or other things could be added next time.

Now i told you what to do.. if something is getting locked out of your soil you can foliar feed that nute and quickly fix. Make sure you only foliar feed with sufficient time to completely dry..also it almost looks as if some of those spots are burns from water drops...




I prefer my first answer
 
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Salty3

Member
qwizoking said:
And if you look deeper i told you what you needed.
Those spots are likely p def, you have too much n in your soil. Over fed, cupped leaves. See them leaf tips all elongated and curling?
You got some banding and rosetting as well.
Possibly has something to do with over watering or excess locking out, temps and or ph of soil. You could use some micro nutes, really the range. Some green sand or other things could be added next time.

Now i told you what to do.. if something is getting locked out of your soil you can foliar feed that nute and quickly fix. Make sure you only foliar feed with sufficient time to completely dry..also it almost looks as if some of those spots are burns from water drops...




I prefer my first answer
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Appreciate that. If you would have said that first then I wouldn't have replied like that. Theres too many ppl on here that try to respond to people not knowing what their talking about or stating the obvious for no reason. I has having heat issues and found out Cataract Kush likes cooler temps so I addressed that issue and that's some of what you see in the leaves but that issue has been addressed. Its not burn spots from spilt water cuz I carefully only water the soil down low. Also they cant be overfed or overwatered. I feed with a low dosage about 2 out of every 3 times I water and I only water once every 3 days, once soil is dry. Its weird cuz only about 3 of 12 plants have the issue and only on main colas of those plants
 
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