I’ve been growing a Haze autoflower plant for a few weeks now, but I’ve noticed that the leaves are starting to turn yellow. I’m not sure what’s causing this, and I’m worried that my plant might not make it to harvest. How can I fix this issue and prevent it from happening again?
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The changing color of your plantâs leaves from green to yellow can mean many different things. A yellowing plant can be caused by nutrient and water deficiencies, light stress or even pests. As a grower, you can take some key steps to prevent this from happening and to help your Haze Autoflower plant reach harvest.
For starters, itâs important to make sure that your Haze Autoflower is getting enough nutrients and water. Be sure to look at the nutrient label and provide your plant with the right amount of nutrients at the right intervals. Depending on the soil mix youâre using and the stage of growth, a more comprehensive feeding schedule may be needed. Aside from this, you should also water your plants regularly and ensure that their soil is always damp but not waterlogged. If the plant lacks water, it can lead to wilting, drooping and yellow leaves.
Light stress is another important factor. Haze Autoflower plants need plenty of light to achieve optimal growth. If your plant is too close or too far from the lamp, it can cause the leaves to start yellowing. Try to keep your lamp about 12-16â away from your plant and run an 18-24 hour photoperiod for the best outcome. Additionally, rotating your plant at least 90 degrees every three days can help keep the light correctly distributed and prevent light stress.
Pests can also be a major issue when it comes to yellowing leaves. If you spot any small bugs or larvae on the plant, youâll need to act quickly. Start by pruning away any damaged leaves and spraying the plant with an organic insecticide. In more serious cases, you may need to remove the entire plant to prevent the infestation from spreading.
Lastly, take note of the air temperature and humidity in your grow space so you can prevent any further issues. Aim to keep the temperature between 21°C to 27°C and the humidity levels between 40%-60%. Otherwise, your Autoflower wonât be able to grow and the leaves can start turning yellow.
Although growing a Haze Autoflower can be a challenge, with proper attention and maintenance your plant will be able to make it to harvest. Remember to provide the correct nutrients, light and water schedule, monitor for pests and keep the environment in check. If you follow these steps and assess for any small issues regularly, youâll be able to identify the cause of the yellowing leaves and take the necessary steps to prevent it from happening in the future.