this is nute burn right? (pics)

[Ventura]

always control your pH. buy a little test kit for $5. test your water and water with nutrients everytime you water. ideal plant pH is 6.2-6.8. Drastic pH change can kill a plant. Also test the pH of runoff to see the pH of your soil or hydroponics.

thanks. i didnt know that ph was that important. but ill definatley have to pick up a ph kit. i had one for a fish tank, but i sold it with the tank.

 

[RandyRocket]

thanks. i didnt know that ph was that important. but ill definatley have to pick up a ph kit. i had one for a fish tank, but i sold it with the tank.

if you live in a large city like I do then you only need cheek it once it will stay the same and most large citys have water your plants love. Just fill milk jugs and let set open for one day.

If you check your city water and it need a correction it will need the same correction every time.

what i said is for soil. hydro gardeners may want to watch the ph closer.

 

[Ventura]

if you live in a large city like I do then you only need cheek it once it will stay the same and most large citys have water your plants love. Just fill milk jugs and let set open for one day.

If you check your city water and it need a correction it will need the same correction every time.

what i said is for soil. hydro gardeners may want to watch the ph closer.

well i live in a small town, but i always let my water sit for at least 24 hours before i use it. somtimes 2-3 days. until i can get a ph test (there is only a small convenience store here and a lqiour store lol) i willjust flush my plants. well actually i dont think its ph, because my plants are 3 months old now. and this is the first time ive had this. is there anything else that could be causing it? maybe blocking up of some nutes in the soil?

 

[RandyRocket]

Whatit looks to me like, you reached in to water or something. Then some how you arm ripped a leaf. then a few days later after it's been trying to heal then you saw the rip, but as it's been a few days of growth the plant looks odd at the rip.

thats what i see, i could be wrong. just watch the rest of the plant if you see no more new damage then no problems. If new damage shows elsewere then you have a problem.

 

[Ventura]

Whatit looks to me like, you reached in to water or something. Then some how you arm ripped a leaf. then a few days later after it's been trying to heal then you saw the rip, but as it's been a few days of growth the plant looks odd at the rip.

thats what i see, i could be wrong. just watch the rest of the plant if you see no more new damage then no problems. If new damage shows elsewere then you have a problem.

could it be burned maybe? my door of cardboard that hangs in the closet has tin foil on it. i was warned about this but though, nah it will be fine. maybe ive burned it?

 

[darkdestruction420]

well its winter here, i havent seen any bugs for months. also i am quite sure i was feeding them too much. like its just in a couple of places. and one plant more than the other.

i have the same thing happen and i keep thinking it looks like bugs but i never see any on my plants or anywhere at all since its winter. i think its underwatering or heat stress but im not sure, or (i just thought of a new theory) when u foliar feed if the water doesnt drip off and it gets burned by the lights

 

[crazy123]

Looks more like a bug problem then a chem problem.

 

[Sub Zero]

Here kitty kitty kitty...lol, my cat can't stop munching on leaves...

 

[guestrollitup]

improper ph can do that? i havent taken any actions in controlling ph at all. its a couple of leaves, 2 or 3. on that one plant, on the other plant i couldnt even find the leaf to take a pic. so i shouldnt be too worried then? i dont have a ph test kit. should i pick one up or should they be fine? (they are week 3 flowering) only 5 more weeks.

Pick one up for sure, aim for 5.8

 

[Maxzimus]

Hey ventura, im late and im drunk so... your pic's about nute burn, that is not nute burn, that looks like common genetic mutation or likely say genetic think, that your fwe leaves shown.. not worry about it, so keep regular feeding. plants looks so fine...

 

[ddriver]

not a nute burn def

some small bug or you just being careless

 

[ThaBigBinkk]

I agree with Max 100%. Thats all it is nothing to big to worry about, especially if she's already that well matured..

Reason #1: Not Bugs because of single-localized-mid-height-location
Reason #2: Not Nute Burn because the rest of the plant is flourishing and fan leaves are a deep pure green.
Reason #3: If you look at the picture you posted, go directly above the node with the problematic leaf and you will see almost the exact identical mutation but flipped.

*Hope #3 was understandable.

~ThaBigBinkk

 

[phoenix58]

Lovely plant in great condition, I wouldnt worry about a small tear like that I might expect a large bugbite like that outdoors but indoors you're not seeing anything that big I hope! Its just a tear, relax and enjoy the grow.

The soil/PH debate has been raging for many years.......... BUt alwasy best to check and adjust if you need to. Just one less thing to worry about and it takes seconds even with a cheap manual test kit and a bottle of PH down. I find them pretty accurate for soil grows.

No sign of nute burn at all there!

 

[Wastedagain]

get some ceader and soak soak a chunk in a spray bottle over night, then lightly mist ur soil. then watch the black bugs crawl up the stalk. same size as a fungus gnat but I think the bug I have that is doing that same thing is a aphid of sorts. or leaf hopper. they come with certain brands of soil.

 

[mike.lawry420]

randyRocket- do u have alot of problems with ur plants in those cups?

 

[Ventura]

I agree with Max 100%. Thats all it is nothing to big to worry about, especially if she's already that well matured..

Reason #1: Not Bugs because of single-localized-mid-height-location
Reason #2: Not Nute Burn because the rest of the plant is flourishing and fan leaves are a deep pure green.
Reason #3: If you look at the picture you posted, go directly above the node with the problematic leaf and you will see almost the exact identical mutation but flipped.

*Hope #3 was understandable.

~ThaBigBinkk

very nice info to know, thanks man, im not gonna worry about them. its just too bad that ive been flushing them for a week when they could have been having some nice nutrients.

 

[Ventura]

get some ceader and soak soak a chunk in a spray bottle over night, then lightly mist ur soil. then watch the black bugs crawl up the stalk. same size as a fungus gnat but I think the bug I have that is doing that same thing is a aphid of sorts. or leaf hopper. they come with certain brands of soil.

would i be alright to spray a little bit of raid in my closet? i dont want to hurt my plants but a little bit might now hurt?

 

[C3rtifi3d Hustl3r]

improper ph can do that? i havent taken any actions in controlling ph at all. its a couple of leaves, 2 or 3. on that one plant, on the other plant i couldnt even find the leaf to take a pic. so i shouldnt be too worried then? i dont have a ph test kit. should i pick one up or should they be fine? (they are week 3 flowering) only 5 more weeks.

Dont worrie about that. ITs normal

 

[Ventura]

Hey ventura, im late and im drunk so... your pic's about nute burn, that is not nute burn, that looks like common genetic mutation or likely say genetic think, that your fwe leaves shown.. not worry about it, so keep regular feeding. plants looks so fine...

alright thanks, kinda pisses me off that i flushed them for 3 or 4 days needlessly , but i guess any nute lock up in the soil will be taken care of now tho.

 

[Ventura]

ok thanks to everyone i think my mind is at ease about it now. i was tyring to find the post about the genetic mutation but i dont know where it went. genetic mutation, very interesting im gonna have to look that up.