These plants are getting wind burn but what is this? A deficiency? A pest? This is hemp watered at 550ppm 6.5ph in a 3 gallon pot with tuper
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Looks like some gnarly wind and possible nute burn
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Her we go 
So what soil are you using?
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Tuper, it’s a coco like soil by royal gold
500 ppm is low. She’s hungry. The bad leaves are wind burn but your ppm is low
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It’s hemp it doesn’t take strong ppms
Oh sorry missed that it’s hemp. Not my world but good luck
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