Wtf is up with my plant

Anyone know what this from?

Nute burn/light burn.


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Could be wind burn.

Brayden17 said:

Anyone know what this from?

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Yeah its from the hps, rf interference I think

Light burn and overheating, and possibly nitrogen toxicity and overwatering.

I would go with light burn than as I had the 600w light in for veg and it was way way to hot so I had to put budding light in , all my other mates use this all the way through so shouldn't see why it would be a problem , I also must have a lot of humidity in the air because put a bowl of water in late afternoon yesterday and today it was gone

HID lights will cause that water to evaporate relatively quickly. My cool-running LEDs even causes runoff to evaporate in under a day.

Also, watch the humidity, you'll draw pests if it's too high. Especially mites and gnats.

late onset ebola

Might be dumb question but how do I keep the humidity down ? , it was going perfect with my cooltube light , but that's currently vegging 4 white widows that are looking extremely sad from chemical burn ,

6 days ago

Brayden17 said:

Might be dumb question but how do I keep the humidity down ? , it was going perfect with my cooltube light , but that's currently vegging 4 white widows that are looking extremely sad from chemical burn ,

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Dehumidifier, keeping proper ventilation after watering, etc.

You should wait, like.. 2-3 weeks into veg before nuting, I think.

Today :/

This plant was doing absolutely fine until I moved it .. She is only 3 and half weeks old from clone

Brayden17 said:

Today :/

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It looks strongly like overwatering and light burn. And a little overnuting.

And are you pHing your water and soil?

Couldn't be overwatering as the soil was dry as man , yeah ph for water is at 6 /6.5

Brayden17 said:

Anyone know what this from?

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Why did you take a pic from inside a jail cell?

Brayden17 said:

Couldn't be overwatering as the soil was dry as man , yeah ph for water is at 6 /6.5

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Could it be underwatering? It definitely looks like the light is effecting it, at least.