Heat stress

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drcucumber

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the top two buds on my plant have gone a bit yellow, and the lower buds seem to have overtaken them a bit.Im pretty sure they were too close to the light, and i guess it is heat stress.My question is if they will recover? It has been a couple of days since 'the incident'.
first pic is a stressed top bud. second is a lower bud which seems fine

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Slab

Slab

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wait to see if you get any new growth, if not I would clip away the effected area, I have had that happen to me, the singed bud blocked the rest of the kola from growing.
 
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drcucumber

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chill out Duke. I already had a decent answer to my question in the very first reply. Funny how it contained enough info for him to answer.
 
Slab

Slab

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re-reading the post I see you said, you already have new growth that is overtaking the burnt part. you can catorgorize that as " Recovery". comprehenson skills were off, pardon me.removal is optional. the rule is any dead material gets thrown in the trash.
 
MajorGoodVibes

MajorGoodVibes

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I'm having a similar issue to OP, the tops of the colas are looking a bit yellowish and unhealthy. The weird thing is that it started with the shortest plant first and has finally progressed to the tallest (about 5" difference). It's a 400W HPS lamp and it's about a a foot away from the top of the plant. Thoughts?
 
MajorGoodVibes

MajorGoodVibes

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May have answered my own question. Searched and found on another forum that the consensus was 12"-18" because some plants are more/less heat tolerant than others.
 
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