Doobious

I know I probably have nothing to worry about, but thought I would throw this out real quick and see what leads I get.

My outdoor plant, which looks exceptionally awesome, with the exception of two leaves on the lower part of the plant that look yellow - almost burnt from overferting. The upper part, which during flowering, has turned an outstanding deep, healthy green color and I'm not to worried about the overall health. Could the yellowing be from overferting or would it affect the entire plant or could it just be shedding unused sunleaves - they were some of the first grown. Remember, only two leaves have done this, the rest of the plant looks awesome! There are at least 10 well defined budding sites... I'm so excited!

doob

droctagon

It could be a number of things, not enough nitrogen, not enough water, anything, but if you fertilizing often you might want to alternate between a bloombooster one week and a good general the next and so on. As for the yellow that is there, just pinch it off its only robbing nutrients from the tops.

dr octo

[This message has been edited by droctagon (edited September 13, 2000).]

wrat

yea doc is right
it could be a number of things. what kind of fert are u using??? thats probably taking it a bit to far so its probably sheding old leaves or overwatering.
wrat

lensman

its just natural for the lower leaves to yellow and eventually fall off, the plant is in flowering, and thus aproaching the end of its life, so it canabalizes some of its early leaves for extra nutrition ..

this is Not an fert related issue .. its a flowering issue

Joe420

hey man do u have any dogs?... i have a nice 4 foot sativa plant that my sisters dog likes to hike his leg on it... had to pull off a couple branches cause of that.

Doobious

Yeah, I have two dogs, but the plants are not on the ground... they are much too high up for the dogs to reach.

doob