Tops Turnining Yellow

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CannibisLabGeek

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Until about the last week or 2 my plants were completely fine. I had spider mites and I used Pest Out by SaferGro to get rid of them(Now we raged biological war on them with predator mites.) :fire:
Shortly after the application of the spider mite spray I noticed the yellowing in the leaves on the tops. My first thought was it was something to do with the spray I used, but I'm wondering
if it's some sort of deficiency. Anyone here seen anything like this before and know how I can save my plants? Any help will be appreciated.

6 week old Chemdawg

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12 week old Chemdawg(Just started flowering a week ago)
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CannibisLabGeek

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Is there anything I can do to help them? Besides raising my light. What will happen with the spots that have been bleached? Also with raising the light will it continue to spread?
 
Merlin34

Merlin34

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Raise your light. You might have to cut out the bleached leaves. The plant will be fine.
 
ThatLEDGrowKid

ThatLEDGrowKid

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CannibisLabGeek said:
Is there anything I can do to help them? Besides raising my light. What will happen with the spots that have been bleached? Also with raising the light will it continue to spread?
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assuming that it is light bleaching, the spots that have been bleached will never recover, as the chlorophyll has been destroyed. raising the light is the fix for this and provided you raise it high enough, no it will not continue to spread
 
jebcorlis

jebcorlis

Active Member
If this happens I don't cut I only remove the leaves that just pop off with a tiny bit of pressure and never cut that's just me I feel the plant sort of gets rid of them after she's done using whatever she can



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