Confused! What to do?

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Leonida

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Hi friends!

I got this automatic northern light (harvest time reported is 11 weeks)

She is at the end of week 15 and the yellowing and dying of the leaves is getting worst day by day.

What should I do? If I check around it seems it's suggested to cut if the plant is dying off, as the yellowing can extend to the buds and damage them, or should I keep calm and wait till they will mature? Is there still hope?
 

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Leonida

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She started outside the green house and she did great, moved in at the beginning of the flowering phase.

She is under a Mars hydro TS 600

Giving her AN advanced nutrients, I reduced and stopped giving them few days ago as I think the leaves are getting nut burn.

Medium is soil, light schedule 24/24
 
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Leonida

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Wizzlebiz said:
I'd let it finish. But you also need to figure out why it looks like that to help it get to finished.

As you already know. We need details.
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Added some details, Ive the feeling she is just dying off, finishing her cycle of life XD as said no more nut, watering everyday as she get dried out very quickly..

She is in a 6 liter pot, and temperature are between 16 and 24 degree, humidity around 60%

If u need more details please ask
 
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Leonida

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Ah! I also gave her cal mag for a while, as she looked blocked, and it seemed to help..

But I also stopped because of the leaves status and they nut burn.

If u check my other posts there is the whole history of her week by week, and all.my panicking XD XD XD
 
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Wizzlebiz

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Leonida said:
She started outside the green house and she did great, moved in at the beginning of the flowering phase.

She is under a Mars hydro TS 600

Giving her AN advanced nutrients, I reduced and stopped giving them few days ago as I think the leaves are getting nut burn.

Medium is soil, light schedule 24/24
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Did you actually mean 24/0 or 24/24? What dose of the recommended values of those nutes have you given?

Do you have a picture of the nutrients?
 
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Leonida

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Light schedule is 24 hours light on! If I switch the light off the temp drop under 15

This are the nuts

www.hydroponics.eu

ADV Nutrients - Sensi Pack (pH Perfect)

The fertilizer kit Sensi Pack by Advanced Nutrients contains basic nutrients for growth and bloom, root stimulator, bloom booster
www.hydroponics.eu www.hydroponics.eu

I followed their instructions 2 ml per liter 2 time a week.

I also give them voodoo juice for roots
 
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oill

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Leonida said:
Ah! I also gave her cal mag for a while, as she looked blocked, and it seemed to help..

But I also stopped because of the leaves status and they nut burn.

If u check my other posts there is the whole history of her week by week, and all.my panicking XD XD XD
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Temps? When did you start getting the red leaves. They normally go red when its too cold.

What light is it under?
 
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Leonida

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Yeah it's cold! But it never goes under 15 (which I know it's the limit) that's the reason I keep the light on 24 hours, I don't want to put any heating, it's going to be like this just 2/3 months for year..

Not perfect conditions but lot of people are able to grow with same conditions i think
 
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Wizzlebiz

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Leonida said:
Light schedule is 24 hours light on! If I switch the light off the temp drop under 15

This are the nuts

www.hydroponics.eu

ADV Nutrients - Sensi Pack (pH Perfect)

The fertilizer kit Sensi Pack by Advanced Nutrients contains basic nutrients for growth and bloom, root stimulator, bloom booster
www.hydroponics.eu www.hydroponics.eu

I followed their instructions 2 ml per liter 2 time a week.

I also give them voodoo juice for roots
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Not sure if you have heard this or not but simply put you should always begin with 25% of the recommended values and slowly increase.

Your plants are severely burnt.

I'd still stick it out. How often are you feeding? Do you feed with every watering?
 
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Leonida

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Wizzlebiz said:
Not sure if you have heard this or not but simply put you should always begin with 25% of the recommended values and slowly increase.

Your plants are severely burnt.

I'd still stick it out. How often are you feeding? Do you feed with every watering?
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I know I messed up this one.. :(

And I'm fully agree, she had a yellowing issue a month ago and for this reason I decided to go for full dose as people were saying she was suffering lack of mag and Nitrogen

I was planning to stop feeding at all now..

Will she mature? Can I do something to force the buds mature quickly
 
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Lordhooha

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Leonida said:
I know I messed up this one.. :(

And I'm fully agree, she had a yellowing issue a month ago and for this reason I decided to go for full dose as people were saying she was suffering lack of mag and Nitrogen

I was planning to stop feeding at all now..

Will she mature? Can I do something to force the buds mature quickly
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Autos don't eat at the rate as photos. There's not much you can do other than keep on her for another month and let her finish
 
Dontjudgeme

Dontjudgeme

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Leonida said:
Hi friends!

I got this automatic northern light (harvest time reported is 11 weeks)

She is at the end of week 15 and the yellowing and dying of the leaves is getting worst day by day.

What should I do? If I check around it seems it's suggested to cut if the plant is dying off, as the yellowing can extend to the buds and damage them, or should I keep calm and wait till they will mature? Is there still hope?
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Is there burn present, yes, end of the world..... no, I’ve seen a lot worse. You can’t fix the damage already done, all you can do is stop it from getting worse, and completely cutting out the feed won’t make things better. Just water with a very low dose of feed until the end and you’ll be fine.
 
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Leonida

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Thanks, I just be been worried by an article I was reading that was saying that once the plant is drying off is better to cut earlier to avoid the yellowing and the drying to impact the buds.. so I wanted just understand of I'm at that stage... She is drying off pretty quickly lately.. poor baby :cry:

No problem waiting more time.. just don't want to mess it up
 
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Wizzlebiz

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I suggest beginning to feed again but at a much less value. And The proper way to do this is feed then water next time then the time after that feed. Keep that cycle. Don't feed every watering. Not only is there to much at one time but there is also the frequency issue.

If you fix the problem it can finish out. You will not see it go back to green. As previously mentioned it just won't continue to get worse.
 
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Wizzlebiz

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Leonida said:
Thanks, I just be been worried by an article I was reading that was saying that once the plant is drying off is better to cut earlier to avoid the yellowing and the drying to impact the buds.. so I wanted just understand of I'm at that stage... She is drying off pretty quickly lately.. poor baby :cry:

No problem waiting more time.. just don't want to mess it up
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If you have close to dead leaves that are coming out of the buds. Clip those leaves out. They can rot the bud. However I mean dead. Brown, shriveled, on the doorstep to the great beyond dead.

But by no means does that mean you need to chop early.
 
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oill

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Leonida said:
Yeah it's cold! But it never goes under 15 (which I know it's the limit) that's the reason I keep the light on 24 hours, I don't want to put any heating, it's going to be like this just 2/3 months for year..

Not perfect conditions but lot of people are able to grow with same conditions i think
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Never goes under 15 with the lights on? That's WAY too low... you don't have a nute problem you have a temp problem my friend.

Are you running leds? If so you should be up at 24c.

Its all connected tho... lower tems mean lower transpiration rates and higher ec needed.

I start having issues with anything lower than 20c... then I start getting deficiencies.... you need to add q heater!
 
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