Mn, Necrosis and spots.Like this one? I find this one more useful but I have grown a couple of plants before.
Underside of leaf.
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Top of leaf.
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Closeup of necrosis.
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This has got me stumped because it doesn't appear to be systemic. This issue is only apparent on several mid-plant leaves on different stems. The rest of the plant looks very healthy. There is no pest problem. Guesses are welcome but I'm hoping someone has BTDT.
This is a pure Thai sativa that is grown in hydro using only Flying Skull dry nutes, Flora Extract, and Z7, plus Mendocino nitrogen-free Cal-Mag. Growing conditions are controlled and monitored electronically within very specific tolerances.
One month into flower.
pH: stable at 5.7
res temp: 68F day to 66F night
Temps: 84F day to 69F night
Rh: 70% day to 45% night
CO2: 700ppm to 1000ppm
Nute strength: 1100ppm Hanna; 900ppm nute, 200ppm cal-mag
PAR: uniform at 950μmol
oh and I forgot this chart for completenessYou gotta get that ph up.. especially now that you flipped. You're getting your Mg and probably P locked out from looks of things. Those tips curling up etc.
How close is the your light?
Looks like most tops to the left are generally green?
I tried to bring this thread back alive because I was searching iron and Mn defs out of curiousity but maybe Growes73 is checked out. Plants don't look too bad but yeah I see an what I've felt is an early over nute signHow close is the your light?
How strong is your feed?
Looks like most tops to the left are generally green?
Whereas the tops toward the centre of your tent are yellowing?
What is your light source?
Canopy temps?
Tbh i think it could do with some plain water as well.
Ph of your media?
Ppm of your feed? How often?
What type of medium?
Watering how often?
Could be a few things.
It doesnt immediately look like iron deficiency.
Looks either under, or over nuted/salty.
Or ph issues.
Or both.
Need more information.