@PurpNGold74 @Not2SureYet @HMGRWN @oldmarine @OGIncognito @UGrowGIRL @Docnraq
Hey peeps… question, so 1 of my girls had a few spots that look weird. Its only on the top canopy nothing on the middle to lower section. Its just a gre leaves, like 8 and it looks like its the sugar leaves that are looking like this. Any ideas? Or maybe it’s just what the plant looks like, not sure.
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Is this just on the upper part of the plant?
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I see you said it, I just want to be sure.
Top problems are usually caused by a immobile nutrient deficiency or excess. Could also be some kind of water burn or something I’ve seen mentioned that I haven’t personally experienced (I splash water on all my plants, indoor and outdoor, and never had a blemish from water spots).
If the problem is localized, I wouldn’t change anything. Maybe flush this plant and then refeed her.
Good luck.
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Yes its definitely only on top part and like I mentioned its like about a total of 6 leaves and they seem to be mostly sugar leaves. I did nute them about 3 days ago. Could of definitely splashed water on them but dont think I did
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My advise from past experience. Take a picture showing as much as you can. So you have a reference point. That way you can look at them in a fw days for any change. If not. my brain always says they are worse even if there is no change 
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It’s likely that you live or planted in a place where the sun intensity isn’t as much, and as for indoors, maybe you just had that light the “perfect distance”. In AZ we always have to change the lawn sprinkler timers in coordination with the season. In the winter you can water grass in the afternoon but during the summer, if you water after sun up or before sun down, your lawn will be burnt brown by the next day. There are places on the sidewalks here where the cement gets burnt black in places where puddles of water collect when it rains. The water droplets act in the same way a magnifying lense does. I’ve also experienced this effect in my grow tent during the veg and seedling phase where the leaves are nearest to the soil and can get drops on them during early watering. I had my light less then 14 inches from plants. Lesson learned.
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Great advice, definitely taking pics and been comparing them cause I noticed this about 2 weeks ago. No real change from when I 1st noticed. Keeping an eye out. Most likely will flush her today
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It reminds me of cal mag deficiency kinda hard to tell from the pics.
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Did you test the ph of both soil and runoff? Probably shouldn’t flush until you are sure that’s what is needed.
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I gave the warning before the preface. Can see the problem happening, just haven’t experienced it. I’m in the Big Thicket.
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Strain autoflower gorilla glue from ilgm
Indoor mars hydro tent with mars hydro ts 2000
6 inch carbon filtered fan, co2 bag, 2 fans inside tent. Tent is in a shed, shed is air conditioned. Temps day run between 72 and 78. Humidity goes between 62 and 70. Humidity is definitely hard for me to control. Night temps are between 69 and 72 Humidity around 60 to 70. Grown in soil using fox farm ocean. Also using fox farm bloom nutes right now every other feeding and itd about 3 days between waterings.
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First of all, if that is the only blemish, your plant looks better than 2 out of the 3 I have going now and at least as good as my best. So I am jealous. 
Are you adding cal-mag also? They get hungry for that as well as potassium during flowering.
That does not look like water spots to me but may be early signs of a deficiency.
You caught it early it looks like I would do as @oldmarine said,
Add the cal-mag and maybe something for potassium.
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Then I wouldn’t do a thing. Might make matters worse. Just chalk it up to the gods of the grow and rave on.
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Before you ask, it won’t get better. As long as it’s not getting worse, I’d move on…
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@HMGRWN thanks for the compliment!! Yeah so I dont feed them cal mag. Doing a bit of research, im thinking its a cal mag deficiency. As @oldmarine said simce I didn’t notice a big change in 2 weeks Im just gonna monitor it closely. I ordered some cal mag and a ph down cause my ph can sometimes be around 7 or 7.5. Its been ok so far but just ordering some in case. Thanks for all the feed back everyone. Keep it coming, lol
Hey everyone, hope all is well. Posting a few trich pics of each plant to get some opinions on how close to done they are.
This is 1 of my Girl scout cookies extreme auto on the front right side of my tent
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This is my GIRL SCOUT COOKIES EXTREME ON THE FRONT LEFT SIDE
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This is my GORILLA GLUE ON THE RIGHT MIDDLE
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This is my GORILLA GLUE ON THE LEFT SIDE MIDDLE
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This is my BRUCE BANNER IN THE REAR RIGHT
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