yellowing leafs

[Noonin NorCal]

I got some plants that are probly about a couple weeks into flowering and have some yellow leafs im sure its some kind of nitrogen thing, the highest thing for N is Maxibloom which is 5-15-14. I was wondering do you guys just pluck the yellowing leafs off or just let them completly die off and let them fall off naturally? thanks

 

[Swamp Thang]

I usually remove yellowing leaves, to improve air circulation, but in your case the bud might actually be ripening, unless it is too early for that.

 

[Plago]

yellowing of leaves could be caused by numerous problems some good some bad too much or too little of certain nutrients over or under watering or the plant is just getting rid of old useless leaves removing them is not a bad thing it help the plant to focus on what it needs to be focused on instead of trying to recover a damaged leaf

 

[Noonin NorCal]

I usually remove yellowing leaves, to improve air circulation, but in your case the bud might actually be ripening, unless it is too early for that.

Yeah they are still far out, probly 8 weeks or so. Its weird they are kinda spotty on each plant and most of the plant is really lush and green. im thinking its my soil and not enough nitrogen when i give them nutes. Im reusing old soil i didnt amend it with much just a lot of worm gold plus and more perlite they plants are in the ground.

 

[Noonin NorCal]

I have 5 seeded plants in the garden that get the same nutes and have the same soil but they are in containers with drainage holes in the ground cause of a gopher tunnel i found a few feet deep. The seeded plants are green as can be and are kicking ass, i guess its just cause they are way more heartier then clones?

 

[mr bub]

You can easily find a high nitrogen fertilizer. Good ol miracle gro is 24-8-16