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Molasses and LED lights

Quasar

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I have an issue with yellowing of a lot lower fan leaves overnight after adding molasses to my normal nutes 8 weeks into flowering. I'm using coco coir with hydroponic nutes under LED lights and haven't had any problems whatsoever until now. I'm only adding 1/2 tsp of unsulfered blackstrap molasses per gallon to be on the safe side. Has anyone encountered this sudden yellowing or is this just late flower stuff going on?
 

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Also the first time I gave the ladies the sugar they yellowed really good. Had to start them off slow. also what tyler said about the end.
 
I think the reason they yellow because of any sugar is because sugar turns into carbs and the plant uses that for food so they suck more water/nutes to grow and then drains the nitrogen and then runs out sooner just a thought. It might just be getting close to the end.
 
LED grower and I use 2ml/500ml during the last two weeks- which is when the plants start "fan leaf" yellowing from the bottom of the plant where there is less light.
Generally if the LED is a problem - it starts, closest to the light.- so I don't think it has anything to do with LED's. (or molasses for that matter)- just timing.
 
They are about ready to harvest and are simply burning through stored and available nitrogen. Completely natural and a sign you should keep a close eye on when to cut them. The time is soon. They look amazing. Well done
 
I have had similar experiences with molasses. Freaked me out the first time but it didnt hurt the plants really. BTW, this happens under cfls and possibly other lights too.
 
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