Shiny wet sugar leaves

TexasCurryMama

TexasCurryMama

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Still not seeing amber trichomes, although the sugar leaves are flattening trichomes and looks shiny. Is this normal?
 

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Definitely early stages of nitrogen toxicity. Ease off and you should be good. You should also get some plant yoyos. They will hold the colas upright perfectly.
 
The weird thing is; I’ve been flushing as they are in the last weeks. I just thought it was normal for lower leaves to turn yellow as it puts its energy into the bud.
 
TexasCurryMama said:
The weird thing is; I’ve been flushing as they are in the last weeks. I just thought it was normal for lower leaves to turn yellow as it puts its energy into the bud.
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The lower yellowing is usually a nitrogen deficiency, lockout or just old leaves that aren't getting enough light. My guess would be that a lockout started before you began flushing and now the plants are trying to sort out the difference. Are you flushing with pure water or just reducing the nutrient strength?
 
lusidghost said:
The lower yellowing is usually a nitrogen deficiency, lockout or just old leaves that aren't getting enough light. My guess would be that a lockout started before you began flushing and now the plants are trying to sort out the difference. Are you flushing with pure water or just reducing the nutrient strength?
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Pure water.
 
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