You think it’s time for defoliation? It’s an autoflower that’s 34 days old.
I would, man. just the GIANT GIANT fan leaves anyway. You’ll probably have like six or so.
Okay, thanks
What’s your watering schedule look like? How much and are you watering to runoff?
I water when dry, at least I thought I was. The pot was light so I watered it but now it’s dropping. Maybe too frequent of watering
What size pot and are you using soil? In a 5 gallon pot it takes me about 1.3 gallons to get a proper runoff. You want the runoff so you can check your ppms, ph, and to avoid buildup of salts from the nutes you use. Your watering when the pot is light is a good way of measuring when to water so keep doing that. Are you measuring your ppms and PH when watering?
I use Pro-Mix HP amended with bat guano and Gaia Green all purpose in 3 gallon pots. I did not water until run off because I usually put water in the plant tray so the bottom roots absorb it. I use the Zero Water filter so my ppm is zero and Ph at 6.5.
The plant looks fine now. I think it was the temperature that made them drop a bit.
I noticed that it droops more in the evening. I have some nitrogen deficiency as well, which may be contributing to the drooping. The plant looks like it’s struggling bro I may end up losing it.
Forgive me if we are rehashing, what kind of soil are you in?
Pro-Mix HP, with worm castings
And how long have they been in this substrate and pot? Not long, right?
@Docnraq what do you think of this dude’s situation?
This is common before lights out. She has absorbed all the light she can for the day and is getting ready for lights out. Even plants under 24 hours light will do this.
I see no nitrogen deficiency in the photos. Can you take a snap of the specific leaf that gave you this impression?
Thanks, buddy. I didn’t want to give the dude the wrong info.
About 40 days, but I’ve done a top dressing with Gaia Green 4-4-4 and Bat Guano. I’ve actually put the guano in twice now because I see some nitrogen deficiency.
It’s mostly on the bottom fan leaves so I assume it’s a mobile nute deficiency.
Maybe. Ive not used your nute line but a definate fade there. Sometimes when there is alot of leaf cover the lower leaves will bow out. What do your runoff figures (ph and tds) look like? That will tell alot.
Honestly, I have not checked the runoff figures yet, but I will be sure to check them on my next water.