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Yellow leaves from too much rain??

CrowMomma

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Help!! I’ve a few plants that are outside… we’ve had an intense crazy amount of rain… all of my flowers and tomatoes are suffering but most importantly my cannabis plants are freaking out and their leaves are turning yellow… can you please kindly advise. I’m not savvy about the technical aspects of growing however last year I had tremendous success with the plants (just luck not skill). Thank you!!
 

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Nothing technical about it CrowMomma you got this :smile: very tough growing for some this season on the East side of the states. I don't grow inground anymore just large nursery pots like 15gal with lots of drain holes drilled in them. I can move them undercover for that reason. You don't seem to have a deer or animal hazard taking your plants. Nothing you can other than cover somehow. the bottom leaf is normal lost with age anyway, hopefully you get a long break of sun which helps. I got tired of loosing plants inground. I wish you luck.
 
To help prevent WPM I would remove all growth within 18" or so of the ground, and as SoOrbudgal said covers so when it rain they dont get wet. I have cut drains into the ground to direct runoff from the plants, then went with raised beds. Mine are about 150 gallon or so, when its to wet they are above the water line, when its to dry I water
 

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It looks like a straightforward nitrogen deficiency.

Drowning them can cause that but normally the whole plant goes limp and wilts. Did that happen and has it perked up since then.
 
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