Thanks for stopping by! Indeed I think that the nutrients in the soil were starting to run out... I added 3 good cm of batmix to her a little week ago and she obviously appreciates itGlad to meet your Auto Zamaldelica @badass-euIt's normal for fan leaves to yellow (especially in potted plants) in the second half of flowering. This is usually a sign that the plant is starting to deplete necessary nutrients from the soil, or it could be due to occasional drought during sunny days in hot climates.
What does her smell suggest to you?
, in terms of smell I would say lime with melon
Thank you! Well, i'm good.. pot size was chosen on purpose, I don't want them too big on the balcony. I love her development! She's pushing flowers now and has a lovely christmas tree shape. I'll keep you updated.
Maybe overwatered or ph issues imo
Looks like aphid damage. Ive been dealing with the same thing, seems to hurt it more when its younger, they seem to care less and less as they get older. Natural predators should help kill it. I sprayed mine with safer soap and it burned my plants pretty badly, (sprayed at nightfall also) so I sprayed with neem a few times, didnt work. Seems there was a huge colony on some nearby squashes. They also love tomatoes... cant spray every garden in the neighbourhood, so it is what it is. Aphids like to hang out in the meristems, so check for black specks in the new growth. I could be totally off too though
, in the olfactory smell the melon has faded a little but is still there with a little bit of spices. Time for photos!
My eyes are bad, but do you have bugs? I looked back a few posts, but didn't see a mention that you were battling them.We are at D-75 in these photos, unfortunately the yellowing got the better of me... but the buds visibly continue, I hesitate between giving it a dose of fertilizer (bloom or pro bloom from TErra Aquatica) or bloom booster who doesn't really have NPK or even a dose of charcoal which could be interesting, in my opinion I have 2 to 3 weeks left now given the progress so I would like to help him for this purpose! The smell has changed somewhat, when I remove the yellow leaves the resin on my fingers gives me a tangy lemon candy
apart from 2-3 midges which stuck to the resin, no I don't see any insects during this cultivation!
We are at D-75 in these photos, unfortunately the yellowing got the better of me... but the buds visibly continue, I hesitate between giving it a dose of fertilizer (bloom or pro bloom from TErra Aquatica) or bloom booster who doesn't really have NPK or even a dose of charcoal which could be interesting, in my opinion I have 2 to 3 weeks left now given the progress so I would like to help him for this purpose! The smell has changed somewhat, when I remove the yellow leaves the resin on my fingers gives me a tangy lemon candy
looks like she will be ready end of this week or next week.
I would just let the pot dry out for some time and wait. 
