Spots on leaves help please

Buddyj420

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Help I have a 1 month and a few days old clone I threw in my flower tent with a 1000 watt and the leaves have spots not a lot of leaves but a few
 

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Dr.Pecker

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So you have a big hps light on a plant and you also have a lot of foliage. What happens at night is the plants breathe on each other. If you go in and look when the light first comes on you might see moisture puddles. Those spots could show up later. I would try running a fan on low during the dark cycle. You don't need to blow it directly on the plants because you don't want to dry it out. Just get them wiggling a little. You might not need to blow it on them at all. That's about all I can tell you to try, unless you post a full sized image and turn the hps light off.
 

MeJuana

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Yeah the other things I can think of are. Spraying certain things on the plants too closely to lights on including sulphur burning and hot spots from your reflective material such as mylar. Looks pretty damn healthy great job
 

Dr.Pecker

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Yeah the other things I can think of are. Spraying certain things on the plants too closely to lights on including sulphur burning and hot spots from your reflective material such as mylar. Looks pretty damn healthy great job
I agree they do look good. It is a 1000 W that's al ot for what this guy is doing.
Help I have a 1 month and a few days old clone I threw in my flower tent with a 1000 watt and the leaves have spots not a lot of leaves but a few
Because of further examination I would say.
You have way too much lighting, that light is for flowering. You could get good results with florescent lights, cfls or both.
 

Buddyj420

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Thanks guys means a lot this is really my first grow and I expect to have some problems but trying my best . My clones are good now thanks for the response I have done alil bit of trimming kept my fan on low at night . I have started these under a 300 watt led and t5
 

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