HammertimeAZ Do you dry trim?

budog I cut off all the fan leaves then trim the sugar leaves when they’re dry

piperboy007 Autos always seems to have nutrient problems, still looking good tho!

lettuce97 looking good bro, you know whats going on with the deficiency? (curious for future reference)

BuzzLongLeaf Looks to be a nitrogen deficiency

lettuce97 thank u buzz

keithlovesrach If it’s hitting the bottom leaves only and they turn yellow and are super easy to pull off, it’s nitrogen. That can be from pH issues, under feeding, soil, or many different factors. Judging from the size and shape of the plant there may be a few different things going on. By day 57 the plant should have much more size than it does. What soil are you using? What kind and how much nutrients are you using? How often do you water? Any other amendments you add?

budog I layered Forrest craft and fox farm soil Bc it’s an auto and didn’t want it to be “hot”. I ph my water to about 6.3 and use a water bottle (500ml) for three plants, so 166ml for each plant. And I use the advanced nutrients micro, grow, bloom and cal mag. I’ve been using the recommended dose, but today I increased it. Occasionally I use myco chum (microbe food). I water when the soil feels dry and the leaves start to droop a little, since I had overwatering issues with my first plant I don’t want it to happen again. I’ll include a picture of the nutrients I use. Please lmk what you think

budog But yeah they are pretty small and growth has stunted it seems like, I’ve had a lot of nitrogen problems with them

alawishes86 Yellowing is sign of nitrogen deficiency. Water plants between 6.0 - 7.0 n top dress with worm castings like 2 cups worth! It won’t burn your plant but will give your plants so much you won’t experience these problems

Splifford L The yellowing indicates a nitrogen burn. Too much N. Switch to just using water for a few days and then cut the nutrient dose a little bit. Check air circulation also.

alawishes86 It’s not too much nitrogen it’s a lack of nitrogen

piperboy007 Could be a nutrient problem you had previously. As long as it aint spreading then your ok. Suggest pruning the lower canopy branches/leaves anyways as they just waste nutrients and dont absorb much light

EternalToker yup what he said. lol happy growing

combatmedic81 Probably just a lower leaf that got eaten up for its nutrients , I would just cut it off

gospelprophecywork Young & Promising

Soweljr Checc your ph run off your ph may be incorrect I was going thru the Same thing recently .

alawishes86 Oh shit that’s not good! You gotta raise the humidity or else it’s gonna die! Dude relax. The plant is fine lol. You’ll know when it’s stressed or deficient in a few nutrients

budog Ok thank you, you had me in the first half there 😂

mystrain420 _@eaegifts Not an issue it’s just shaded but if it happens to more lower foliage than I’d say nitrogen deficiency. I should show full pictures of the plant when asking for advice 👍🏾

budog Ok thank you!

budog Added full plant pictures

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budog Plant #1 #2 #3*

mystrain420 _@eaegifts Never too late to train if they in Veg, if you release the tie it’ll stand up straight in a day or so and you can lst how you want. They look very healthy, lift the pots to see if it feel lite. Under and overwatering look the same with droopy leafs, but since u watered days ago I’d assume they hungry/thirsty 👍🏾

alawishes86 Chill, your fine

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budog In order from plant #1 #2 #3

MrStopPlayin All three look good bro I normally water wit a bottle of water ph at 6.5

budog How they lookin?