Could someone please tell me what's wrong with my plant.

GeneralTso

GeneralTso

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I'm growing 5 plants. And two of them are exhibiting problems. I'd greatly appreciate any guidance on the subject.

Here are some pictures of the first plant...

For some reason the images did not show up. Size limit? I'll try to figure it out and repost them in this thread.
 
HandyGringo

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GeneralTso said:
Sorry about that. I did try to post the pictures. Everything acted like like it worked. But they never showed up. I'll see if I can figure it out.

Glad you like the chicken. :)
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If the images are very large, the site seems to reject them, then they're greyed out down in your attachments. Bit annoying, but I've started just reducing the size of my images by 50% then they'll upload.

Or it's something else entirely.
 
GeneralTso

GeneralTso

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Sorry about the problems. I couldn't get the images to appear as thumbnails for some reason. But they still seem to work.
 
GeneralTso

GeneralTso

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HandyGringo said:
If the images are very large, the site seems to reject them, then they're greyed out down in your attachments. Bit annoying, but I've started just reducing the size of my images by 50% then they'll upload.

Or it's something else entirely.
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Thanks for the heads up. I kind of got them working now.
 
GeneralTso

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J2M3S said:
I bet you have a new iPhone huh?
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Yup. I just figured that out a few moments ago. Up until then. I had no idea they only take pictures at 8K with no option to reduce the resolution. I hate my phone it literally does nothing well.
 
GeneralTso

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StareCase said:
Lower leaves going yellow in late flower is pretty normal. Do you remove the LARFY looking stuff, small branches and yellowing leaves (aka lollipopping) around Day 35?
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I scrog using a net and I use LED's, and I removed everything below the net.

That combination pretty much eliminates the light fluffy stuff. Event the buds just above the net are heavy and sugar coated.
 
Hook Daddy

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On the first plant pictures, could it be possible it got a bit of light burn as well on the top? The second plant looks close enough to the harvest window and plenty of nice green foliage, I wouldn’t sweat that one just keep up what you’re doing. It looks almost as good as some Chinese chicken.

Chickity China, the Chinese chicken. You have a drumstick and your brain stops tickin'

Ah oh, now it’s in my head. If you know that song you didn’t read it, you sang it.
 
GeneralTso

GeneralTso

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Hook Daddy said:
On the first plant pictures, could it be possible it got a bit of light burn as well on the top? The second plant looks close enough to the harvest window and plenty of nice green foliage, I wouldn’t sweat that one just keep up what you’re doing. It looks almost as good as some Chinese chicken.

Chickity China, the Chinese chicken. You have a drumstick and your brain stops tickin'

Ah oh, now it’s in my head. If you know that song you didn’t read it, you sang it.
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I was wonder about light burn. This is only my second year using LEDs. I used T5s before. The T5s were great but a little on the weak side. So they gave me some bad habits concerning light placement etc.

I currently have my LED set at 85%. I'll try turning it down some.
 
GeneralTso

GeneralTso

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I forgot to add to the previous post. I plan on letting them grow another 5 or 6 weeks. So the second plant needs to live that long.

I like to wait until all of the trichomes are cloudy before harvesting.
 
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