Durban Poison. One plant yellowing and the other one looks mint

[Ghound]

Hey guys I am currently in week 9 and have started flushing but for the past 3 weeks one plant has just gone really yellow!! Buds look healthy but the leaves are dying off.
Strain is Durban Poison I am running a 600w hps the temp is always running between 19-25 Celsius and humidity is at about 45% growing in Canna Terra professional

 

[hotrodharley]

Hey guys I am currently in week 9 and have started flushing but for the past 3 weeks one plant has just gone really yellow!! Buds look healthy but the leaves are dying off.
Strain is Durban Poison I am running a 600w hps the temp is always running between 19-25 Celsius and humidity is at about 45% growing in Canna Terra professional

You have quite a way to go to be flushing. This is a sativa dominant strain. Don’t know how you counted weeks in flower. Are you adjusting pH? Suggest aerating your medium thoroughly before next feed or watering.

 

[Ghound]

You have quite a way to go to be flushing. This is a sativa dominant strain. Don’t know how you counted weeks in flower. Are you adjusting pH? Suggest aerating your medium thoroughly before next feed or watering.

I'm just a noob as this is my first grow and the strain review says it's a 9-10 week strain?? So you would suggest feeding a bit longer before flush?

 

[hotrodharley]

I'm just a noob as this is my first grow and the strain review says it's a 9-10 week strain?? So you would suggest feeding a bit longer before flush?

Definitely. Especially for a newer grower. You don’t have to wait until all the white pistils have turned brown but most should be brown and shriveled before giving plain water. Easy on nitrogen but a dose of cal mag and your bloom should have enough to help it through. You’re getting close but not there yet.

 

[Nutty sKunK]

I’m growing the auto version and I must say they want quite a lot of N during flowering.

What aromas do you have by chance? The couple I’ve got here smell like fruity yogurt lol

Nice plants.

Follow @hotrodharley advice

 

[Ghound]

I’m growing the auto version and I must say they want quite a lot of N during flowering.

What aromas do you have by chance? The couple I’ve got here smell like fruity yogurt lol

Nice plants.

Follow @hotrodharley advice

I’m growing the auto version and I must say they want quite a lot of N during flowering.

What aromas do you have by chance? The couple I’ve got here smell like fruity yogurt lol

Nice plants.

Follow @hotrodharley advice

I cant really describe the smell apart from being very sweet. In saying that fruity yogurt is pretty bloody close

 

[Ghound]

Definitely. Especially for a newer grower. You don’t have to wait until all the white pistils have turned brown but most should be brown and shriveled before giving plain water. Easy on nitrogen but a dose of cal mag and your bloom should have enough to help it through. You’re getting close but not there yet.

So I am using a CX Nutrients product so would you recommend just using the head masta and mighty bloom with some cal mag or would you run the base nutrient aswell?

 

[hotrodharley]

So I am using a CX Nutrients product so would you recommend just using the head masta and mighty bloom with some cal mag or would you run the base nutrient aswell?

Nutty Skunk has grown this strain and says they can take the nitrogen in flower. One is yellowing extensively. I’d say go with a bit of the base as well.

 

[Ghound]

Nutty Skunk has grown this strain and says they can take the nitrogen in flower. One is yellowing extensively. I’d say go with a bit of the base as well.

Thanks for your help mate. Legend!

 

[althor]

I'm just a noob as this is my first grow and the strain review says it's a 9-10 week strain?? So you would suggest feeding a bit longer before flush?

Basically ignore what the breeder says unless it has been verified by outside growers. Most people who are trying to sell you something will report the best not the worst. Probably 1 in 10 phenos will finish in 10wks, other 9 phenos will be 12-14 weeks.