Help Identifying Issue

[Pimpjuice9906]

Transplanted yesterday. It looks healthy other than yellow specks.

 

[Splash Gordon]

I’m not sure what that is, however I would turn down the lights (reduce strength). The coning is usually from one of the following, heat (temps or light stress), overwatering, windburn.

 

[Pimpjuice9906]

I’m not sure what that is, however I would turn down the lights (reduce strength). The coning is usually from one of the following, heat (temps or light stress), overwatering, windburn.

Thank you. Definitely not overwatering. I have my light at 60% right now. Down from 80%. I believe the par is 165. I'll have to check again. I had a lot of wind prior to this post. I have 1 6inch fan on now. I think my light was the cause. I believe I need to provide some calmag at this point.

 

[Treesomewanted77]

Thank you. Definitely not overwatering. I have my light at 60% right now. Down from 80%. I believe the par is 165. I'll have to check again. I had a lot of wind prior to this post. I have 1 6inch fan on now. I think my light was the cause. I believe I need to provide some calmag at this point.

Provide you medium and water source and nutrients and watering schedule and that will help folk point you in right direction. It does look like it may need some cal/mag especially if your in coco using RO water or distilled but they don’t look too bad yet

 

[HydoDan]

Your leaf margins suggest wind or light stress.

 

[Pimpjuice9906]

Provide you medium and water source and nutrients and watering schedule and that will help folk point you in right direction. It does look like it may need some cal/mag especially if your in coco using RO water or distilled but they don’t look too bad yet

FFOF 50% Promix about 40% and perlite 10%
Tap with ppm at 110
Phd to 6.3
19 days old. Haven't fed yet.
Rh - 70 to 75%
Heat - 78 to 81F
My vpd looks good.

Was thinking about feeding today with DR Earth 444 and 394, ewc and giving it calmag. Put calmag in water then pH it.
Add 3 tbsp of 444
Add 1 tbsp of 394
Add 10 tbsp of worm castings.

I just topped it yesterday.