I do have cal mg. I haven’t added any nutes yet, cause they look good. How about the ones with the damage to them? Any thoughts on fixing that? I’m still using just PH balanced distilled water.
Looks like they got heated up a bit, just give them time to recover, it’s all you can do.
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I agree, will be at least a few weeks.
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As they others said, give it time 
Thank you guys so much. Yeah that’s what I was planning. Just let them recover and just plain PH water for now. The one purple urkle looks really beat up.
With HF/OF mix, easily 4-6 weeks no nutes
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4-6 weeks after transplant ? Or 4-6 weeks from seed? I’m at week 4-5 now from seed.
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My experience has been from transplant
Another question for my friends here, I have my 400w light about 12” From top of plants. I did the hand test, not very hot at all. Should I leave it where it’s at? Or raise it up for better light coverage?
This is where I’m at. I’m approximately at 1 month from seed. Changed my lights to the 400w hid on Friday the 10th. and also raised the lights to 16”. I feel like my plants are still pretty small. Not sure. I did a runoff test and soil was at 452 ppm and 6.5 ph for the soil.
Let me know what you guys think please and comments are greatly appreciated.
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Water spots I’d say.
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What do you guys think? Too early to sex? are these white pistils? This plant is a little older then my other girls.
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I was just about to post the exact same question. My two looks just like that. I’ll be watching to see what wll the pros think. 
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lol hopefully. I read a lot about them having to pop up in 2’s. So crossing fingers
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@csfutbol you might have something going on it that second pic but I’m going to call it to soon to tell.
@BenKenobi420 yours just looks like new growth coming in.
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Just an observation but if i was you. I’d lay off the lst your plants are so small yet and i think you are just stunting them? I mean but maybe you are planning to veg for awhile? Focus more on letting them develop more and start training mid veg as they progress.
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