Finally 2 females!!! + need help

I checked my plants today and after 2 weeks in flowering they both came out females!! But I have a couple issues on one plant there are little brown spots on the leaves and the other plants leaves are curling at the ends can anyone tell me why???

brown spots are not good, I guess spider mites, maybe not.

curling tips are usually overfeeding, too much h2o

the spots could be from a nutrient problem, but it's hard to see them in the pic you posted. The tips of some of my leaves curl or droop if they're close to the light source, then when i rotate them away from the lights the leaves straighten out.

Spider mites? I dont even like the sound of that how do I get rid of them?

Ya my camera sucks sorry... they are bown and some are almost a yellowish they almost look like tiny burns

rmckenz85 said:

Spider mites? I dont even like the sound of that how do I get rid of them?

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get some neem oil. its cheap and works great...you can find it at most stores with a garden area.

rmckenz85 said:

I checked my plants today and after 2 weeks in flowering they both came out females!! But I have a couple issues on one plant there are little brown spots on the leaves and the other plants leaves are curling at the ends can anyone tell me why???

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jw what kind of lights you are using?

6 23watt and 2 150 watt cfl's

rmckenz85 said:

6 23watt and 2 150 watt cfl's

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is the leaf in the second picture close to a 23w cfl? im asking because with my experence 23w gets pretty hot compaired to some higher wattages.

Id say its about 3 inches away from the lights sometimes a little closer sometimes a little farther, but alot of the lower leafs are far away from the lights and they are curling too

rmckenz85 said:

Id say its about 3 inches away from the lights sometimes a little closer sometimes a little farther, but alot of the lower leafs are far away from the lights and they are curling too

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well your getting into flowering so some lower fan leafs will start to yellow curl and die..i pick mine off when they easily come off.

what are you feeding?

by my experience leaves can take up to 40°C (Celsius no mistake) if ventilated enough to ensure that they vaporize enough water an therefore "cool down" it's like a person sweats when he gets to warm...
The photos are not clearly enough to see what kind of spots but by the info provided I'd say its over fertilizing...

I havent gave them any nutes, I just ordered som fox farms so they should be here in a day or two. I know I know shame on me...lol

rmckenz85 said:

I havent gave them any nutes, I just ordered som fox farms so they should be here in a day or two. I know I know shame on me...lol

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id say heat directly around the bulbs...meaning your room temp mite be 70-80 but leafs right around the bulbs could get some burns.

ok thanks for the help, actually my fan didnt kick on the other day so that mite be it. appreciate your help!

try foliar feeding to add manganese.

rmckenz85 said:

ok thanks for the help, actually my fan didnt kick on the other day so that mite be it. appreciate your help!

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no problem just let us know how it goes