At this point all she's doing is trying to produce resin so that some pollen might stick, one of the reasons that your bottom fan leaves turn yellow when a plant is close to maturity is that the plant itself stops feeding them and lets them die so it can produce more resin. Any sick sugar leaf that isn't capable of doing it's job is actually sucking energy away from resin production, be conservative but clip the worst ones.
Next will be one plant and will b
My tent is pretty small. It should only be used for 2 plants max. 2 feet x 4 feet. I have 5 gallon pots. When I had the 3 plants, it was way too crowded.
Looking frosty!Could be my imagination but tricomes seem to be clouding a bit. Not the best picture.
Hey all - Another Ontario C'najun here - first time grower. I wish I had studied this hard 55 years ago when I was in school !!! My girls have already outgrown my greenhouse and I renovate almost daily to keep up. Beulah is now over 6 feet and Angie, Caryl and DeeDee are close behind but what a fun experiment!!
Once the fan leaves turn yellow they're not doing a thing for the plant, no chlorophyll = no energy, the plant won't miss em, kind of like clipping your toenails. As a bonus removing them opens the depths of the plant up to more light, more light during flower means better buds. Here's what I had just before harvest on my Jack Herrer.
Are they auto or?Now that it is legal to do so, I decided to try to grow a few plants. I have 3 Bakerstreet Kush plants about 1 month from seed. I bought basic tent,lights,nutes etc and am making typical newbe mistakes but it is becoming a fun hobby. Hope to tap in to the great resources here along the way so I don't totally screw it up. lol
Photo 7 weeks in flower
