Hey guys I got some calcium for my plant today as it’s leaves were showing a calcium deficiency, several leaves are brown and yellow 4 weeks into flowering. Do I trim those leaves or will it harm my yield too much. Singular plant
Calcium Defiecient Autoflowering Ruderalis
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SnidleyBluntash
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Leave them on. Too many to cut and with every cut you leave the plant open for pests and disease. Also, you might want the leaves to use as indicators later, if you cut them they will Ben gone. Also, the plant will suck the nutrients out of a damaged leaf and drop it if it wants to. So. Just leave it.