Yellow leaves

[dwhite3309]

I'm starting to get yellow leaves, do I start breaking them off and what should I do with the leaves

[Gjourney101]

We need a lot more information.

1. PICTURES
2. Set up information
3. pH level (if you know it)
4. Nutrients used

[Gjourney101]

If you're in vegatative phase, yellow leaves are a good sign od nitrogen deficiency. If you're a week or 2 from harvest, it's typically normal. But like I said, we need more information to diagnose anything my friend.

[Rwise]

As said, more info needed, in general a yellowing leave is being eaten by the plant, it is a storage tank. As the plant gets the last of the goodies out it will die and fall off, it is a normal thing.
Now IF the new growth leaves turn yellow from the veins out into the leaf that would be a sulfur deficiency.
Welcome to GWE.

[dwhite3309]

I stared from seed in February, they monsters but every morning I see yellow but not flowing

[Jordann]

You growing a Christmas tree in a solo cup there.... could be a big part of the problem. The soil is used up like a 50 year old hooker on meth. I'd transplant to a container triple the size plus.

[UndergroundFarmer]

They are doing the same thing my mother plants do. I keep them in small fabric pots in coco to keep them from getting too big. The plant's root system can't sustain so large a plant so lower leaves drop off. Try moving to a larger pot if you want to grow it out that size or larger.

[UndergroundFarmer]

Also, assuming you're in the northern hemisphere and those aren't autoflowering, they won't start flowering outside until after the fall equinox.

[Rwise]

Man do I wish that were true, not this year, I just harvested buds from 2 plants!

[Jordann]

Like what's been said. Transplant, like last month. I never remove the yellow leaves as the plant is eating them and removing them before they fall is like starving her further. That's one big plant. How about a picture of the whole plant. When I grow outdoors I try to have atleast a gallon of soil for every foot of height 2 gallons a foot if you're growing a wide tall plant. The soil is so depleted. The only way I can describe this, and bare with me here..if I ate supper, then, now bare with me here, have my after supper trip to the can. Now bare with me here, how many times could we eat said trip to the can and make another trip to the can before we completely deplete the nutrients and die.

Anyways make sure to atleast transplant before you flower or it might not give the best results.

[Rwise]

I agree she is running out of food, my girls in 20+ gallon pots are running out of food too.