Leaf burn?
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mmjmon
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leather lungs
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Is that invisible sativa dominant hybrid?
kona gold
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So I am using my own soil nix of composts and fertilizers.
Temp is around 80.
Humidity is tropical, as I am currently just using an intake and exhaust as its not that warm this time of year.
kona gold
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Could be a little heat, but I'm thinking it's from a hot mix.
hotrodharley
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What type of lights and how high are they over the plants?
Just from the looks i´d say LED light burn.
The unburnt parts look pretty healthy.
Can you tell me more about the soil?
Mine is a bit washed out (because i recycle it) but full of life, microorganisms and funghi but i wanna freshen it up a bit with more nutrients.
Any recommendations on what to add?
Was thinking of Worm humus and a bit bat mix maybe
The unburnt parts look pretty healthy.
Can you tell me more about the soil?
Mine is a bit washed out (because i recycle it) but full of life, microorganisms and funghi but i wanna freshen it up a bit with more nutrients.
Any recommendations on what to add?
Was thinking of Worm humus and a bit bat mix maybe
We would need a little more info on your nutes and soil mix, to me it looks like nute burn, notice those little dimples you have on the leaves with the outside dried edges?
If it were light burn you would see yellowing of the top leaves closest to the lights.
It could also be the beginning stages of a nute deficiency.
Some more info would be needed and a pic of the whole plant would help.
If it were light burn you would see yellowing of the top leaves closest to the lights.
It could also be the beginning stages of a nute deficiency.
Some more info would be needed and a pic of the whole plant would help.