screamingtarget
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It's only on the first set of serrated leaves. Its neighbor shows no sign of damage. Bag seed, 9 days old, in a peat pot with the dreaded Miracle Gro, under daylight CFL.
Is this from overwatering
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It's only on the first set of serrated leaves. Its neighbor shows no sign of damage. Bag seed, 9 days old, in a peat pot with the dreaded Miracle Gro, under daylight CFL.
Manny Ramirez
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possibly....
Hawk
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I'm not an expert (in fact I'm most definitely a novice) but that does not look like over watering to me. I could be wrong.
However, mine showed nearly identical damage on that first set of leaves. A month later and they're fine. Rather than trying to retype everything, here's a thread about what I did and did not do from another board: International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums - Week old plants develping brown spots on leaves. Help. (pics)
This pic is how they look now:
However, mine showed nearly identical damage on that first set of leaves. A month later and they're fine. Rather than trying to retype everything, here's a thread about what I did and did not do from another board: International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums - Week old plants develping brown spots on leaves. Help. (pics)
This pic is how they look now:
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screamingtarget
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Thanks. I didn't see what your final solution was, or if you just ignored it and it got better. I plan to get a pH meter tomorrow. But I don't think my pH is too whacked based on my last grow, which was my first. This plant and its neighbor were definitely in a too humid environment when they first sprouted.
Hawk
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Don't know for sure. My suspicion is it was the nutes in the Sta-Green soil I started with. Of my three plants the only one that did not show that burn damage was the one that was never in the Sta-Green. Hmmmm.
I never really ignored it, per se. But I was wary of causing three or four problems by trying to fix one problem. For the most part the new growth was healthy and vigorous so I mostly stopped worrying about it and just let them continue to grow. It's seems to have worked out fine.
I never really ignored it, per se. But I was wary of causing three or four problems by trying to fix one problem. For the most part the new growth was healthy and vigorous so I mostly stopped worrying about it and just let them continue to grow. It's seems to have worked out fine.
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lobodelaire
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dude , that could be lotta stuff, but my guess its a nute problem, either a K deff or an overnutting problem, u should know what uve been doin with em so get da best outta the responses u get