Should I remove nutrient burnt leaves

Hello again.

I recently posted asking for advice about a young plant that I was advised may have had nutrient burn. A couple of weeks with better soil and pure water and it's looking much healthier.

Should I remove the leaves that were damaged by over feeding?

It's an autoflower (Northern Lights, 2fast4buds).
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Those are fine, don't remove anything.


Personally I don't remove leaves unless they are absolutely dead and are no longer supplying anything to the plant.

Marq1340 said:

Those are fine, don't remove anything.


Personally I don't remove leaves unless they are absolutely dead and are no longer supplying anything to the plant.

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Thank you. Will listen to your advice.

Yes, unless they've gone entirely yellow, I leave them on. Those look like they've still got chlorophyll in 'em to do some of the lifting for the plants' light intake.

Looks like I have a definitive answer.
Thank you people!!