Just wondering does this look normal?

[pointer80]

Hello all, my plants are getting close to harvest and I am getting yellowing like you do during flower but the leaves still look at little weird too me. Also a couple branches the leaves started drooping and dying. We had temperatures down to 31-32-33 degrees about six days ago but didn’t show this until days later. Any ideas? Thanks

 

[bobrown14]

Normal... some girls are homely and some are beautiful .... I have some of both.

Down the stretch they should be yellowing the fan leaves let them go dont pull them off.

Let them FALL ... hey kinda like nature happening everywhere now!

 

[Backlipslide]

What Bo said!

 

[Fldave59]

Hello all, my plants are getting close to harvest and I am getting yellowing like you do during flower but the leaves still look at little weird too me. Also a couple branches the leaves started drooping and dying. We had temperatures down to 31-32-33 degrees about six days ago but didn’t show this until days later. Any ideas? Thanks

Normal for plants to yellow as they prepare to die. The yellowing here and necrosis seems severe. Have these plants gone through any severe drought conditions lately?

 

[Fldave59]

Normal for plants to yellow as they prepare to die. The yellowing here and necrosis seems severe. Have these plants gone through any severe drought conditions lately?

Freezing temps 6 days ago. Food for thought. Not something we experience here in FL. Seems suspicious tho.

 

[pointer80]

Normal for plants to yellow as they prepare to die. The yellowing here and necrosis seems severe. Have these plants gone through any severe drought conditions lately?

No they have not. My other plants look fine?

 

[Fldave59]

No they have not. My other plants look fine?

Other plants? Do you mean younger plants, or plants that are the same age that are less affected? Grown in the same area, same soil? Same strain?

 

[pointer80]

Other plants? Do you mean younger plants, or plants that are the same age that are less affected? Grown in the same area, same soil? Same strain?

i mean mature plants close to harvest that are in same soil same conditions. Drip irrigation. Different strains. It is worse every day with the dying droopy leaves. It’s a white widow. We had a mild frost last weekend but no signs of damage but this started like four days later

 

[Fldave59]

i mean mature plants close to harvest that are in same soil same conditions. Drip irrigation. Different strains. It is worse every day with the dying droopy leaves. It’s a white widow. We had a mild frost last weekend but no signs of damage but this started like four days later

Possibly the freezing temps pushed them along faster to their natural demise. If bored, I’d pull as many of the dead leaves off as possible. They are useless and only block sunlight.

 

[Fldave59]

Possibly the freezing temps pushed them along faster to their natural demise. If bored, I’d pull as many of the dead leaves off as possible. They are useless and only block sunlight.

Have you looked at the trichomes under a magnifier of any kind to see how far along they are?

 

[pointer80]

Have you looked at the trichomes under a magnifier of any kind to see how far along they are?

Yes I have and they are very close to harvest, just like to see them fatten up a little more. Thanks

 

[SoGnotSOG321]

Two things, First, frost killed those leaves.
Second, Get them off, if they hang they will start molding. The cells in the leaves have burst and the stored food in them is now food for spores looking for a shaded spot to setup home. Nothing is being used by the plant in those leaves.
Third..I'm probably not the best person to answer this other than my anecdotal experience. There are to many here that can answer this more precisely than I can. Good luck and nice grow on the WW