New Grower New girl, need help, autoflower trimming

[Bilbo]

I'm not leaping into the argument for or against defoliation again but IF you decide to try it you have to get the plant used to it from 2 weeks onwards.

Trimming auto's late in flower for the first time will do not much more than delay the harvest.

 

[buntin1018]

They look fine, perhaps follow advice on care from the experts here only. However your plants look great and are on the final stretch. Care to share a little about the strain, age, nutes used etc?

my leaves are turning yellow and with brown spots. they are also crispy. the soil is Promax the ph is around5.5-6 and I use2 sometimes 3tsp to gallon of flora nova. and straight water.

 

[buntin1018]

 

[buntin1018]

 

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[buntin1018]

my autos are all auto bubble feminized. they are all taken care of the same or so i thought but one is almost to the celine one budded up pretty one looks fried burnt and one looks like a baby with very lil visible thc. they can't be ok they look like shit and got planted 8-24-14

 

[TheJesus]

These symptoms would have show themselves on the larger fan leaves you 86ed.

 

[medic grower]

First of all your Ph is way out of Range going between a 5.5-6 thats Numbers u Aim when u are sitting on Hydro or Coco. Try to up the Ph to a 6.5-6.7 then they have a proper Level in the Soil. The Curled leafes look like Heatstress to me also clean Visible that they have a propper Nute Burn. Instead of feeding them again and again id rather would look first that the Ph bounces back. A plant with a Strict watched Ph doesnt need that much Nutrients. And for the Defoliation it is known that Plants focus their Energy on bringing back some Leaf mass insted of Flowering. I like Defoliating Photos but Autos i got myself a Rule to only Cut which is already Dead....means only Dead Leafes go away.