chemical burn?
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Mother's Finest
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No. Look at the pod leaves underneath. They look fine, so it's not a toxicity. What lights are you using and at what distance? What nutrients? What're the temps?
gesuskhrist
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this is a tough call, it doesnt look like nute burn to me but might be, do you spray them with anything? it honestly looks like they have been scorched by the light or something sprayed onto them
Mother's Finest
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250w equivalent or does it draw a real 250w? The question would be if they're too warm under the light, rather than warm enough. There should be some airflow. Moving the bulb will help but get a fan blowing on them if there isn't one yet.
sworth
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Just checked her out. It is a little warm as near to the light as she was, and it's been 24 hour light, and no fan. Tomorrow I shall get a fan in there, put her back on half strength nutrient, and maybe move her up a little more (which i'm told would make it easier to take clones from, with a longer stem?)
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Irollfatties
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I'm running Blueberry Gum too, Its a nice strong strain. I haven't harvested yet but its looking good. They were the only ones that would clone two weeks into flower. So far i'm liking the strain.
mededcannabis
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younglings dont need a lot of nutes so go easy. id say youll be fine those leaves are coming off anyway so dont overcompensate one way or the other. most likely heat stress from the light if its a true 250. you have a squat growing plant so it will be a while before you can clone.
mededcannabis
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a lot of flouros use what they call watt equivalent. for example a 100w equivelant however its actually a 42w. its sounds like you have an actual 250.