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Puddentane-- capitate trich' stalks can vary quite a bit among strains,... This localized yellowing at this stage seems pretty common too, and from what I can tell, it's usually P related, though early symptoms like this are not definitive enough to say for sure what's behind it,.. S defc. can also manifest as such, but it's very uncommon, so do a few micronutrient defc's (Zn and Fe mainly)... I believe at this stage, often the plant will pull mobile nutes from closer proximity fans, rather than expend the energy to translocate them from the far lowers,...
That was sort of what I was thinking but it is nice to have a second set of eyes. My first thought would have been to immobile nute but it is so localized that I think it is just smoking up the roaches and emptying the half drank beers rather than go down 40 inches and get it fresh. If that is the case I will never see recovery. I have fought like hell to get enough Phosphorus in them.

Thanks for taking the time. Appreciated.
 
ok, vote time. if I knew how to make a poll I would.

I got a hermie.
It's becoming hard to find the nuts before they open.
She is alone in the closet for now. I dropped a N. Lights bean.
It is at least a week from finishing, but it's huge and trichs are 75% cloudy or so.
I don't think it's a pollinated except the very bottom bits.

Vote please,

should I chop that bi7ch down? Is it worth the risk?

My clipper fingers are hungry for some action.
If you are a week out just let her run. she would not be able to do much more than start the development of the seed pod before it is hanging upside down in a cool dark grave.
 
What amazing plants we grow. Less the a month between these 2 pictures. :thumbsup:
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