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RogernEdie
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Leaf is discolored - can’t find similar image
Leaf is discolored - can’t find similar image
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cannafarmer420
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Looks like a fade to me, is it in flower?
RoadKillSkunkHunt
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Thats exactly what it looks like to me ... fading caused by senescence.
A picture of the whole plant from the side and another from above would help us verify that.
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Ditto kiddo
mancorn
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I’ll take the bet, just because it’s 5 blade. I’d agree if it was 7+ 
(Can’t wait for the pictures.)
(Can’t wait for the pictures.)
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RogernEdie
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No, my two plants
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I removed several leaves with the brown parts
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How often are you watering? How much when you do? Some of that tattered brown I saw on the lower fan leaves is directly the result of poor watering practices. If I were to guess, you're watering too frequently which means before the soil has dried back enough. Your plant still has a way to go before color changes from senescence.
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Don’t stress what old leaves look like. That tells you what happened a month ago. It’s what the new stuff looks like - over watered & hungry. Post your feed and if organic, soil beanies.
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it’s a nutrient issue,.
what you feeding and how much?
what grow medium you using?
really no such thing as a fade indoors unless done on purpose,.
what you feeding and how much?
what grow medium you using?
really no such thing as a fade indoors unless done on purpose,.
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Phosphorus Deficiency maybe ?
Check ph make sure it’s not too high/low
Check ph make sure it’s not too high/low
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Maybe I’m Clueless
, but all my indoor plants fade.Attachments
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@Phil.D. in your case, the plant is much further along in maturity and much of the fade we're seeing in your picture is due to senescence. Your plant is completely done growing vertically but the buds are still fattening ... you're approaching the finish line. I'd say you're around a month ahead of the OP in terms of weeks in flower.
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