Can us alittle help Please

Crispyone

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Hi Everyone

Can you help identify my issue, the little brown spots start as little specs and grow pretty quick.

ive been on ionic nutes half straigth for about a week and they are much improved over the organic AN i was using. thanks to help from Newgrowth we brought them back and i think they look sweet compaired to what they looked like last week.

ph is always checked in the morning 5.3-6.3 never more or less. sooo yesterday i thought they could handle some more nutes cause they've been responding so well, all i added was 2 small cap fulls to my 40 gallon resi. ppm hardly went up. there just starting week 4 of veg from seeds. 6 weeks total.

i had 10 WW and 10 fem big bud from the netherlands seedbank. all sprouted in 1 day. all 10 BB are girls and 8 out of 10 WW. not to shabby i think. top 8 are the WW.

so please take a look at my pix.
thanks
 

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NewGrowth

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Hey crispy, that spot just looks like the leaf got bleached there. Maybe from some water drops on the leaf or something. I would assume now that they are growing again the damage happened before when the leaf was just a small growth tip, as the leaf grow it looks like the damaged area does too.

Just a guess though, you keep a close eye on your plants but from looking at the difference in about a week from your pictures they look 100% better IMO. Expect a little strange growth as they recover and grow even more . . .
 

greensister

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A lot of times, particles of water vapor eveporate from the growing medium and deposite nutes on the leaves themselves and that causes burn dots. Bits of water on a leaf also act like mini magnifying glasses that focus light on a pinpoint area, causing pin point damage. Tiny little bugs like thrips and spider mites can cause similar looking damage.

After you water your plants, if you dont have a fan blowing on them, give them a good shake to get rid of any water droplets that may have accumulated on the leaves. Id be on the look out for bugs as well.
 
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