Only top out of 100 that’s doing this.
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larrypizzimp93
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Could just be a hot spot in the soil if it's soil mix
radiant Rudy
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Is there any way it was in contact with something hot?
If not I think id cut that stem back hoping to contain any potential spread.
You have any theory on it?
If not I think id cut that stem back hoping to contain any potential spread.
You have any theory on it?
Ffwp710
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Lights have been in same spot for over a month. Just raised it with zip ties to the framing of the tent
Ffwp710
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Temps never get above 80 degrees or 70%rh
That doesn't answer the question as to whether the lamp ever touched the plant that was asked of you.
radiant Rudy
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The soil hot spot theory sounds plausible. I would trim it off.
Ffwp710
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I mean it might have lifting it to get it out of the tent but not really sure. I’m pretty cautious.
Ffwp710
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I did start them in soil but transplanted into 1gals with canna coco
I vote for light burn. The leaves touched the lamp, or were in close proximity to it at one point or another.
If no other plants at all are experiencing the same symptoms, well...
Ffwp710
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I’m using 315cmh, and well....,,what? I’m a noob lol,
thiswas yesterday
radiant Rudy
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Your plants look good.
Ffwp710
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What’s the red rustic on that one node though?