Looks like the closet plant recovered well, congrats...
Check the pH to make sure it is in range, if so then get those girls some N asap! The yellowing is happening because they can no longer produce chlorophyll and must extract it from the bottom leaves to send to the top ones, where all the light is at. If left unchecked they will continue to yellow until they fall off and the condition works its way up the plant.
My closet plant is really looking good, especially considering how sick she was just a few days ago.
The very top of the plant is leaning over from one side, then to the other.
I don't know what that's about? Maybe she's dizzy and doesn't know which way is up?
I hope it's not morning sickness. Lol
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morning sickness? more like a teenager trying to wake up after ONLY 8hrs sleep LMFAO
Any plans on LST, supercropping...?
Watch out for that roof of yours!!!
CC
I Googled supercropping and it said you break/bend the cola to the side to present the flowers to the light.
I think what I'm doing with all the side lighting could accomplish the same thing?
Only I don't risk snapping any branches off.
My plant doesn't really have any shaded areas.
Topping, LST, and super cropping make for a shorter, bushier, by redistributing auxins. Side lighting alone will not do that. That being said, the side lighting eliminates the need for a shorter, bushier plant.