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Please HELP!Plant dying but buds are Not ready yet.

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Eledin said:
That plant still has weeks to go. Buds need nitrogen to grow and the leaves are showing there's not enough, otherwise it wouldnt be taking it from the upper canopy. His strain can take up to 12 weeks and he is at week 8. Had you ever had a plant with only white pistils being so yellow? If so you are doing something wrong, natural yellowing at that level should only show when the buds are mature enough, close to harvest.
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Exactly, that plant's got a long way to go and it's already stunted, that'll be a leafless wonder by harvest! šŸƒ
 
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These may help to understand your plants need across growth phases.
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#23
Being organic I would give it only 1 week of flushing because I like for the plant to fade a bit before harvest. Some people dont flush with organic though and the weed comes good anyway unlike with synthetics which comes bitter and harsh to smoke if you dont flush.
 
#25
Eledin said:
Seems to me like she has nitrogen deficiency. Bio bloom is low on nitrogen. How many ml/L are you using? Do you give her calmag? Osmotized water or tap water?
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Sorry i meant Top Max from Bio Bizz the plant never had any Problems or deficiencies.Bloom nutes i used the topdressing Like mentioned before
 
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stayfly said:
Sorry i meant Top Max from Bio Bizz the plant never had any Problems or deficiencies.Bloom nutes i used the topdressing Like mentioned before
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Do you have any liquid nute for bloom? That would help her get the food quicker. Otherwise I would top dress again. I dont know how much the one you use lasts but usually top dresses last for 3 weeks, more or less depending on what is made of. It should say it in the package.
 
#27
Also you vegged for a long time, which means the plant is bigger, also toped, she probably could have eaten more than what you provided at full dose.
 
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Also dont get me wrong, she looks beatiful just hungry, with proper nutrition she is gonna be okay. She is big and is gonna give big buds, you can already tell by how many pistils are present already when there's barely any slightly orange and how well stacked they are.
 
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Eledin said:
Also you vegged for a long time, which means the plant is bigger, also toped, she probably could have eaten more than what you provided at full dose.
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Could be but as i mentioned before i added another Dose in Week 5 to Cover that part. There is some Stress going on its either Heat or light stress.ive read on the forum thats when they keep putting Out new pistils.The buds are very fat and super dense and i see more and more calyx on them day by day
 
#30
stayfly said:
I grow in soil used Bio Bloom topdressing nuts. my water ph has always been at 6 and run off at 6.2 I did pull the Light Up a Hair today since i have to battle with this Heatwave.temp is never over 80-81.Thanks for the quick reply i appreciate IT.
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that ph should 7 at this time
 
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stayfly said:
Could be but as i mentioned before i added another Dose in Week 5 to Cover that part. There is some Stress going on its either Heat or light stress.ive read on the forum thats when they keep putting Out new pistils.The buds are very fat and super dense and i see more and more calyx on them day by day
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What is the temperature? I was about to mention that I see some foxtailing but I had White Widow foxtail on me before without excessive heat.
 
#33
My bad I just saw you mentioned the temps. Mine are under higher heat in summer and are not yellow at all. I doubt it has to do with heat stress.
How far is the light?
Tap water or osmotized?
What top dressing are you using?
You are not using calmag, correct?
Lower leaves seem to be more affected than higher leaves so I doubt a lot its the light but just in case. To me she looks hungry, wether because youre not giving enough N or enough calcium. When they start taking nutes from the leaves because there's not enough in the soil or its not available for the plant it starts yellowing from the bottom. Older leaves get depleted first and if the deficiency continues it expands upwards.
 
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Eledin said:
My bad I just saw you mentioned the temps. Mine are under higher heat in summer and are not yellow at all. I doubt it has to do with heat stress.
How far is the light?
Tap water or osmotized?
What top dressing are you using?
You are not using calmag, correct?
Lower leaves seem to be more affected than higher leaves so I doubt a lot its the light but just in case. To me she looks hungry, wether because youre not giving enough N or enough calcium. When they start taking nutes from the leaves because there's not enough in the soil or its not available for the plant it starts yellowing from the bottom. Older leaves get depleted first and if the deficiency continues it expands upwards.
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Hungry for nitrogen?why would i give the plant nitrogen in flower when its not growing anymore?
 
#36
stayfly said:
Hungry for nitrogen?why would i give the plant nitrogen in flower when its not growing anymore?
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My nutrient schedule calls for small doses of nitrogen all the way up until the last 2 weeks.
My plants stay green until harvest unless genetics naturally change the color of the leaves, such as purples and reds.

Don't you need a soil specific PH tester or do a slurry test to get accurate results? Testing run off doesn't seem like a very accurate method to use.

Also city tap water won't change soil PH but harder water can depending what's in it, what you add or take away from the soil is what changes soil PH.
Using PH up and PH down products in your water won't change soil PH, the elements you put into your water and/or soil is what's going to change soil PH.
I've never tested PH so maybe I'm wrong. This video explains a little on how soil PH is changed.

 
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Beachbumm said:
Maybe to stop the leaves from turning yellow and eventually dropping off ...like what's currently happening to it?
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Yes i understand but how long will this plant Take? 2Weeks?3Weeks?What do i need the leaves for then?
 
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