I wouldn't call this a defoliation I think that's different, these are damaged leaves. My point is you can remove them or not without a great deal of difference at this point but why not let the plant take what it needs from them firstI know defoil is a touchy subject and I can see logic on both sides. I haven’t removed anything yet, the plants are thirty days old. I love dwc you can almost see the plants growin. Will be goin in with the snippers and clearin out the old stuff. This one really has been reachin for the lights which are two mars600s runnin pretty low at 14 inches this mornin.
same way about 5th week in i give um a cutYeah defoliation is only touchy for those who dont have any expirence with it. I defoliated these 3 plants heavily 4 times during their 8 week veg, also in dwc, waiting now for next week when they will have flowerd 3 weeks to defoliate the shit out of them one last time. Maybe one more defoliation week 6 we see.
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This is, in my best semi educated opinion, damage due to a severe lack of cal/mag in my spring water. Runs as low as 11 ppm at the faucet. I bumped up the cal/mag right away and have no new issues as of yet but am wondering if I should remove these big old fan leaves that are showing the effects late in their growth. View attachment 930335View attachment 930336View attachment 930337
Thanks, I saw that in some reading also, nobody has seemed to understand or believe that I have such low ppm at my faucet. This is the first time I am learning about how to adjust for it! Even after spending a considerable amount of time on another grow site(420 magazine). The good part is absolutely zero chemicals in my water. Thanks againIf your water has very low ppm add cal/mag to get the ppm to 150 -200 ppm then add ferts to the desired ppm. Good luck with your grow
I kinda like the challenges, take an all but dead twig and grow it into a monster. Find out whats wrong and make it right quickly. Build a grow from basic household stuff. Keeps my mind active. Get a little interaction with like minded people. Love itUr plant looks good and ur welcome. small things make the big differences when growing herb I've found over the years and there is no better way to learn than read and put into practice what u've learned that will apply to ur specific method for growing. Lots of great growers on this site to draw help and info from. I go on most growing sites daily but this is the best imo
If it's straight up fugly just snip it. A little brown, keep it. I for one don't like peeking in my tent and seeing that one or two bright yellow leaves with residual scarring.This is, in my best semi educated opinion, damage due to a severe lack of cal/mag in my spring water. Runs as low as 11 ppm at the faucet. I bumped up the cal/mag right away and have no new issues as of yet but am wondering if I should remove these big old fan leaves that are showing the effects late in their growth. View attachment 930335View attachment 930336View attachment 930337
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