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Southminnie

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• May 7, 2015

• #1

All my plants are in the same medium get the same nutes at the same time and the same amount, (i water with a measuring cup) this is the only plant out of five with this problem. Over all its a healthy plant minus this problem that just came up

 

Bugeye

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• May 8, 2015

• #2

I see, said the blind man, as he picked up his hammer and saw.

 

ukmrgreen

Active Member

• May 8, 2015

• #3

you got a pic cos it would help to see what you are actually on about rather then using my 3rd eye to guess

 

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Southminnie

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• May 8, 2015

• #4

Ha sorry heres a pic

 

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Diabolical666

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• May 8, 2015

• #5

Pic of whole plant....is fan blowing in that spot?

 

Bugeye

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• May 8, 2015

• #6

Your photo quality is poor. Try to get a side shot as well so we can see what the leaf structure is doing, maybe looks a little clawed at the tips?

 

SPLFreak808

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• May 8, 2015

• #7

Better picture like bug eye said will go a long way! Doesnt look like light burn from what is see.

 

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Southminnie

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• May 8, 2015

• #8

Only other pic i got is this one, i cant try and get a better one later tonight.

 

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Diabolical666

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• May 8, 2015

• #9

Umm yeah...its probably wind burn from your fan

 

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Southminnie

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• May 9, 2015

• #10

I dont have a fan On them

 

Diabolical666

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• May 9, 2015

• #11

One or two funky leaves is not a huge issue. Problem solving is pretty easy when dealing with these plants...they react to their environment and how you care for them. Leaves can get crispy patches from a few different reasons: to much wind, touching the light,brushing up against it, severe ph problem, severe cal def or over watering ...so figure out one of those is happening...We can already eliminate a few of those.