-Problem: On two plants I notices there are lower branches that are pale green and the leaves crumbled away when i touched them,papery. A leaf that I found looks like a Phosphorus def. Also note that the branches in question are tiny and could easily be lopped off, I just figured I would keep them on for the little extra bit.
-Medium/grow method: Soil; Fox Farm Ocean Forrest.
-Feed and supplements used: Fox Farm Trio.
-Water source: Clean PHed tap water anywhere from 6.4-6.7.
-Strain and age: Gold leaf, 12 weeks, Friday is 5 weeks into flower.
-Climate: 75 degrees during the day and 68 at night almost every single night give or take a degree or two.
- Light used: 2-Electric Sky ES300 LEDs
-Additional info: I've noticed when I switched to flower I had quite a bit of lower leaves wilt away but they were extremely bushy and not getting light, now I have lollipopped a bit, as well as defoliated, given them time to recover and now I notice the leaves crumbling away. The lower branches were always a lighter color but nothing noteworthy until I noticed today.
Here's the plant as a whole with another gold leaf for comparison just to its right. they both are doing extremely well.
-Medium/grow method: Soil; Fox Farm Ocean Forrest.
-Feed and supplements used: Fox Farm Trio.
-Water source: Clean PHed tap water anywhere from 6.4-6.7.
-Strain and age: Gold leaf, 12 weeks, Friday is 5 weeks into flower.
-Climate: 75 degrees during the day and 68 at night almost every single night give or take a degree or two.
- Light used: 2-Electric Sky ES300 LEDs
-Additional info: I've noticed when I switched to flower I had quite a bit of lower leaves wilt away but they were extremely bushy and not getting light, now I have lollipopped a bit, as well as defoliated, given them time to recover and now I notice the leaves crumbling away. The lower branches were always a lighter color but nothing noteworthy until I noticed today.
Here's the plant as a whole with another gold leaf for comparison just to its right. they both are doing extremely well.