New Grower Weird leaf problem / with pics

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Dude your response is just quotes from previous member responses.
 
thank you styles. I sure hope one day i can give advise as I am receiving right now. great site here.
 
im trying to post new pics from my phone but it just brings me to quick reply option and asks me to insert a link to image and i just have pics on my phone. any ideas??
 
i hear ya alley. lets be internet courteous or something ?? I totally see your point. few other wavelengths will definitely help no doubt and if i could i would actually follow your advice. but as you are spot on saying that we spend a lot of money on system and to be honest I don't wanna throw money on more lights at the moment. I wanna do the best with what I got and not what i'd like to have. But I totally agree with you on other light source. I am not chugging them away. Maybe its a learning curve for me. I do have 4 different strains of seeds as spare but I guess i'll use these as my guineas and test a few ideas rather them discarding them and never finding out what iffffffffffff i did something and it worked ??? If they fail well I learned "what not to do" next time. cheers.
 
hey goauto - you haven't "liked" my last response yet ?? Lol. thanks for liking everything.
 
You have a great attitude Auto, keep your head up and learn from your mistakes.:wiz:everyone starts where your at, bud. Sending lots of positive vibes and kharma to ya.

Keep it green, bro.Fingers Crossed
 
Doesn't look like light bleaching to me. Bleaching starts at the center of the leaf and works out toward the edges. The whole leaf will yellow, including the veins. In veg you should be good with your light about 18 - 20" above the plant. Raise or lower it to keep your node spacing, the space between leaf sets, at 1". In flowering, lower it to 12 - 14". No need to add any CFLs unless for supplemental lighting. Your LED should provide the correct light spectrums for good growth both in veg and in flowering.

Looks soil related to me, most likely the pH is off causing a nutrient lockout situation.
 
Hey Auto,

How are you doing the pictures?
Are you uploading them to your album here or to a photo storage place online?

Let me know where and i can give you a hand!

:peace:
 
thanks styles. i can definitely use some positive vibes at the moment.
 
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