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Have you looked under the leaves and seen if they had bugs on them particular leaves?? And how far away is your lights from the plant??
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My lights are less than 5 inches from the top of the canopy but they’re only 75 W lights to give an extra 5 hours of “sun” after the actual sun goes down.
I’m running coco coir outdoors at 5.3-5.8 PH for White widow autoflowers. RH sits around 50% all day and temps get to about 90 degrees at the hottest point of the day. No visible bugs
Running FF nutrients in the week 9 mix, full strength. I go F/W/W with a 1/2 gallon at a time
I’m thinking it’s a calcium deficiency. I used to put cal mag in both the feed and watering water, but I switched it to only putting calmag in the water it gets on non-feed days.
No it’s definitely not a calcium deficiency… that normally leaves light color spots or tarnishing around the edges of the leave. Do you put them outdoors?? If so it’s definitely insects or bugs 100 percent without a doubt. You should try pushing the lights back because writhing 5 hours them lights can run up some excessive heat.
