I tend to write it as "a few leaves at a time" (or something like that) because it's hard to describe what I do. The idea, however, is to contrast the slow removal of leaves with removal of as much as a third or more of the plant at once, which is likely to be much more stressful and can even kill a plant. At the end of the day, defoliation is a learned skill that involves reading the plant, experience, growing style and what the grower wants to achieve.
Any ideas on my leaf discoloration
Yes I have 2 cheap 300w leds in my tent
Yes. This:
I didn't see the thread till just now. Looking back at the pictures, the leaves are too dark, meaning there's too much nitrogen. The plant can recover from that and can still make it to harvest.
I have only given it 1tsp of grow big in a gallon since that post and I flushed soil this last week
Yea still seems like it’s not completely happy
Is it just sitting on the cold floor? May want to insulate the space between your floor and pot.
It is sitting on a cold floor and I have been letting her dry out before watering the last time I watered I did soak and flush the soil pretty good so it’s taking a while to dry out
i was also thinking that
is it in a pail? size?
i dont know it is not my plant lol
It’s in a 3 gallon pot
i hope your 3 gallon plastic pots had more drain holes then mine did
