Help my baby please!!!!
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I'd remove the damaged/dying leaf and crack on mate, the new growth looks fine.
Looks a little over watered too perhaps? Do you have them on a good wet-dry cycle?
Looks a little over watered too perhaps? Do you have them on a good wet-dry cycle?
Just noticed you posted ten days ago, how is she now?
Hi There! ^_^
Sorry for the late reply - looks like we've got a few people ill and not online!
I agree that maybe the plant looks a little overwatered and possibly a PH problem.
Are you checking the PH of the feed going in?
Some people (even awesome growers) use moisture meters to gauge the optimal feeding times. I beieve it's Hazy who waters when the moisture meter hits 40%.
I would let the medium dry a little, prepare a light feeding - check the PH before watering, and collect some of the run off water and check the PH.
Here's a video of some dude checking his soil PH - there's some negative comments on the tube, but seems pretty legit to me.
He doesnt mention (i dont think) what his PH'd water was - by his run off readings and description i am assuming he is at 6.5 for flowering.
Hope this helps
Blue ^_^
Sorry for the late reply - looks like we've got a few people ill and not online!
I agree that maybe the plant looks a little overwatered and possibly a PH problem.
Are you checking the PH of the feed going in?
Some people (even awesome growers) use moisture meters to gauge the optimal feeding times. I beieve it's Hazy who waters when the moisture meter hits 40%.
I would let the medium dry a little, prepare a light feeding - check the PH before watering, and collect some of the run off water and check the PH.
Here's a video of some dude checking his soil PH - there's some negative comments on the tube, but seems pretty legit to me.
He doesnt mention (i dont think) what his PH'd water was - by his run off readings and description i am assuming he is at 6.5 for flowering.
Hope this helps
Blue ^_^
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-just a food coma, @blue!! ...oh, checked out the vid'-- my beef with this guy's method is that he's taking measurements directly from a dirty saucer! 
-- already contaminated with residuals which concentrate there from repeated watering/drying,... massive source of measurement error! 
... OG'-- ...is it the pic, or is there still some pale green to the scarred areas? Also, are the scarred areas actually thinner than surrounding normal leaf tissue? ..this isn't a defc. issue,...looks like physical damage, which would include possible lensing burn from water/nutrient droplets under strong HID/LED lighting, or,... any chance she was exposed to a cold draft? A rare phenomena associated with this called mesophyll cell collapse,.... as Blue suggested, get us a solid pH reading; sometimes sudden shifts in pH can cause similar symptoms, but that's usuallymore typical in hydro',.....
-just a food coma, @blue!! ...oh, checked out the vid'-- my beef with this guy's method is that he's taking measurements directly from a dirty saucer! -- already contaminated with residuals which concentrate there from repeated watering/drying,... massive source of measurement error! ... OG'-- ...is it the pic, or is there still some pale green to the scarred areas? Also, are the scarred areas actually thinner than surrounding normal leaf tissue? ..this isn't a defc. issue,...looks like physical damage, which would include possible lensing burn from water/nutrient droplets under strong HID/LED lighting, or,... any chance she was exposed to a cold draft? A rare phenomena associated with this called mesophyll cell collapse,.... as Blue suggested, get us a solid pH reading; sometimes sudden shifts in pH can cause similar symptoms, but that's usuallymore typical in hydro',.....
OGXTrich
You only live once, so just go f**king nuts!!
I was wondering on taking off the leaves that are sick looking but I took off a couple fan leaves and tie her down today here's some update pics! I only took off 2 fan leaves for more light penetration
OGXTrich
You only live once, so just go f**king nuts!!
It could be in had high intensity led really ND my ph probably off plan in getting a ph meter soon!....
... OG'-- ...is it the pic, or is there still some pale green to the scarred areas? Also, are the scarred areas actually thinner than surrounding normal leaf tissue? ..this isn't a defc. issue,...looks like physical damage, which would include possible lensing burn from water/nutrient droplets under strong HID/LED lighting, or,... any chance she was exposed to a cold draft? A rare phenomena associated with this called mesophyll cell collapse,.... as Blue suggested, get us a solid pH reading; sometimes sudden shifts in pH can cause similar symptoms, but that's usuallymore typical in hydro',.....
Sweet! It's the most common cause of problems so worth getting to grips with! ^_^
When you do, take wairas advice on the run off water - (don't collect it in a dirty tray!! lol) a clean bowl will do nicely.
Im willing to bet its PH almost 100%. IF those patches on the leaves crumble up when you play with them, its a sign of PH. Make sure you allow 15-20% runoff. I put my pots on a bowl, then place a cup under them (After about a gallon has passed) then test the runoff in the glass. WOrks like a charm!
Pretty certain that is a physical burn from a week or more ago. Those plants have too healthy a color to make me think it is ph. It looks like leaf burn I have had in the past from plants getting too tall. Nutrient solution under leds is a great source for burns too.
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