John_of_the_dead_72 said:

Hello, friends. 1st time grower and 1st post to this group.

I have some outdoor (in the soil) plants that have been growing really well this growing season. Around 5 weeks ago a couple storms came through the area resulting in 4 snapped branches on one plant between the 2 storms. They didn't break completely off, just split from the main stem (about the middle of the plant) and fell down. I used zip ties and some rope to carefully put these branches back to where they were in hopes they would be OK and continue growing. The problem is...the bottom half of this plant (roughly 5 feet tall) is green and thriving with around 4 weeks flowering bud growth and healthy fan leaves BUT the top half of this plant (roughly 4+ feet tall) is showing weak growth with drooping fan leaves plus yellow leaves with round dark spots on them. Some are half yellow,half green.
I'm not sure what to do next to try and fix the problem and save this girl before it's too late. If you need more info just ask and I will be happy to respond. Your help is greatly appreciated.

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GNick55 said:

needs a higher amount of nitrogen

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mjab702 said:

She is hungry....Needs nitrogen

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Imzzaudae said:

What you feeding her John?

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Oldchucky said:

Might have some mold problems on your stalk and branches. Second pic and last pic look questionable. Just an observation! Far from sure.

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Mothman said:

Killer plants!
If they were mine, I would pluck and dispose of the yellow leaves with dark spots, including any on the ground. Maybe fungal, maybe bacterial, maybe neither, but those leaves are not doing their photosynthetic job very well and are unlikely to contribute to plant growth.

And I agree with @GNick55, it seems to want a bit more N.

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