Proper fading vs nutrient issues

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I see a lot of people talk about letting their plants “fade” but yet their idea of fading = their plants are this amalgamation of yellow / brown super crispy dry leaves…

In my experience that’s not fading. That’s just some nutrient uptake issue or other issue causing deficiencies. In my opinion proper fading leaves your leaves yellow but not crispy or brown and it’s a nice gradual fade to yellow.

Your plants shouldn’t be super brown amongst the yellow at the end of your grows IMO.

I’d like to hear thoughts on this subject.

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