Help !

Have loads of problems with my plant.. It's 20 days into flowering , and before I had som yellowing of the leaves , thought it was nute deficiency and magnesium deficiency . So gave nutes every feeding as supposed to and gave it some magnesium. Now it looks like i've got nuteburn and leaves are still yellowing aswell. Could this be a ph problem ? And also. It turned out to be a hermie, and it pollinated itself, is it worth saving ? Will there still be any smokeable bud ?

gro4life said:

Have loads of problems with my plant.. It's 20 days into flowering , and before I had som yellowing of the leaves , thought it was nute deficiency and magnesium deficiency . So gave nutes every feeding as supposed to and gave it some magnesium. Now it looks like i've got nuteburn and leaves are still yellowing aswell. Could this be a ph problem ? And also. It turned out to be a hermie, and it pollinated itself, is it worth saving ? Will there still be any smokeable bud ?

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This is normal,and you probably should have asked for advice before adding nutes.This could be a ph problem but as i tell others yellowing is normal
2-3 weeks in flowering if the plant has a high leaf to flower ratio,if new leaves or upper leaves start to yellow then you have a problem.
And if this is your only plant then it's no reason to toss it,is it male parts on all nodes or on certain branches.

i noticed like 2 weeks into flower that it had some pollensacks that had already dropped the pollen.. Can i post a video of the plant ?

And the leaves are yellowing half way up the plant, and the newer leaves have like ''rustspots ?'' on them.. Like small brown dots..

Pollen sacks usually develope from about 10 days from my experience. But it does not necessarily mean you are not going to get nothing from it. Check the plant from top to bottom. Always start from top when checking for male parts, that way you can try to limit the damage of pollen flying all over. Turn any fans off that you have directed at the plants. These will just blow any exposed pollen onto female bits. Any pollen you can see on leaves, wipe off with damp cloth or paper towel. I had a plant that always turn hermie for about two years. I kept taking cutting and putting them in flower because even tho it was a hermie it was still giving a great yield, as long as I monitored and removed the pollen sacks.
Hermies can be cause by stress, various types, or it could just be an unstable plant. Mine was an unstable plant.
Have you got your ph correct?
Have you got any pics of plant and leaves.

Hey man, I already think the damage is done. Since it's been into flower for 20 days and have 2 fans blowing at it. I Think the whole thing just might be pollinated, or what do u think ? Tomorrow I can post som pics. It's in the darker hours right now.