Jack og
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Coco perlite mix, tends to stay wet longer in tents unless it’s a drain to waste setup. The leaves are indicating that it’s staying a wee bit too wet. , moisture in tent is probably high and it’s not drying up fast enough.
Solution: dehumidifier, bring that to about 40% in flower, see they won’t uptake as much when in flower and the water/ feed tends to stay at root zone and causes root rot. By adding a dehumidifier you are helping in the natural precipitation of the plants forcing them to feed / drink more, also makes for densely packed colas.
Reduce the humidity and feed water for a week and see if the lower leaves yellow out indicating it’s used up most of the nutrients.
Once you see that, that indicates the coco perlite is drained off excess nites and she is hungry but also gauge how far the flower periods are. If u don’t see trichomes that are developed or changing , you can start feed at 1/2 recommendations of mfg of the nutes.
So it’s wet, maybe some fungal issues all caused by excess soil moisture
Solution: dehumidifier, bring that to about 40% in flower, see they won’t uptake as much when in flower and the water/ feed tends to stay at root zone and causes root rot. By adding a dehumidifier you are helping in the natural precipitation of the plants forcing them to feed / drink more, also makes for densely packed colas.
Reduce the humidity and feed water for a week and see if the lower leaves yellow out indicating it’s used up most of the nutrients.
Once you see that, that indicates the coco perlite is drained off excess nites and she is hungry but also gauge how far the flower periods are. If u don’t see trichomes that are developed or changing , you can start feed at 1/2 recommendations of mfg of the nutes.
So it’s wet, maybe some fungal issues all caused by excess soil moisture