I’m not seeing a bad branch anywhere, they look great, especially this late. What you described to me, sounds like root issues. Same thing has happened to me twice now. First time from gnats, this time from I believe deficiency and salt build up. I need to ease up on the k-mag in my soil mix me thinks. Anyway, both times it was helped a little bit by Boomerang. It’s an organic root treatment of sorts. Sorry to little to late, but this far along I wouldn’t worry about it, your plants look great!Well, my request for help apparently fell on deaf ears, but got me thinking. After fertilizing Friday the necrosis hasn't progressed, and it appeared in the last few days between application of the Geoflora. The damaged leaf tissue is limited to the middle of the plant and I think the flowers are cannibalizing the leaves for nutrients, so I think a half cup of Geoflora weekly would be better than a cup biweekly. That should keep nutrient availability more stable.
All that may be moot, though, as these ladies are getting close to the finish line anyway. Trichomes are getting dense and buds are filling in. I'm projecting 3 weeks for #2 and 4 weeks for #1. Got myself a monster 30x40mm magnifier to make inspection easier.
That makes good sense. I’d cut back on the P&K and see if the ship doesn’t right itself.
Great plan! There always seems to be a problem child, you raise em right, give ‘em food, water, light, and love, then they go and get burnt and yellow on ya. !
