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Yellowing sugar leaves

Trimmings426

Trimmings426

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Got a question, the sugar leaves are turning yellow at the tips and on up with a few. I know the leaves start to turn yellow on up in the Flowering Stage but this happened to me the last time also and I was wondering if I should do anything for it or if this is ok? I have a pocket microscope and have viewed the trycolms and their are lots of milky but also still some clear as well, as of now no amber. Also most of the pistils are still white with some turned red. I would appreciate some feed back and I appreciate everyone in advance, thank you. I have uploaded a few pics for you all to see.
 

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Yellowing during flowering is classically in the lower leaves, and is caused, I believe, by the tendency to cut way back on nitrogen in the flowering stage, so a nitrogen deficiency develops.
What you have there looks more like nutrient excess (nute burn) than deficit, but I could be wrong about that.
What are you growing in and what have you been feeding lately?
 
I am growing in regular non nute potting soil no additives and been feeding every other time using Fox Farm Trio Organic at half the recommended dose, fed with nutes last night without any nitrogen added a it calls for in the feeding chart.
 
> I am growing in regular non nute potting soil no additives and been feeding every other time using Fox Farm Trio Organic at half the recommended dose, fed with nutes last night without any nitrogen added a it calls for in the feeding chart.
Cool. Obviously it's not a big problem. My guess is just dialing back the N a little bit should fix it.
 
Morning 426, all i see is a little tip burn, which don't hurt anything, except the tip burn tells you that you used a little to much nutrients earlier on.
Your gonna be fine, looks like maybe another 3-4weeks, she will be done.
Nice job 426
 
Your final trimmed buds will not be as "pretty" if you should leave the sugar leaves on. Just cut off the yellow tips, and they will be OK. I leave my sugar leaves intact when I trim. What a waste of trichomes to cut them off. As well a waste time and energy in trimming them off.
 
hey 426 hows it going I think you had a little nute burn like others but In the first picture the kola looks like a freaken palm tree send that in to nebula for pic of the week pretty cool
 
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