Nanners?

TheZombywoof · Jan 27, 2022

I left my girls on auto pilot for a few days and the top leaves got really burned. On top of that the buds are looking hermy/nanners. What do you think? Worth saving?

Goodshit97 · Jan 27, 2022

Whats the distance from plant canopy to the light? Kind of looks like light bleaching.
On the buds anyways. The leaves just look fried.

inth3shadowz · Jan 27, 2022

Def bleaching from light...you can get a lux meter and use the formula to calculate rough estimate of PAR at canopy. Ever since I did this, I realized I was truly killing my plants with too much light. You'd think these new LEDs aren't that powerful, but they are.

Dank Bongula · Jan 27, 2022

Can't see any nanners, feel free to point them out. Definitely bleached the shit out of them though. Can you raise your lights?

BlandMeow · Jan 27, 2022

I didn't see any nanners either.

VincenzioVonHook · Jan 27, 2022

Yep, see zero visable nanners on my end as well.

Generic.Name · Jan 27, 2022

Just light bleaching. Maybe you're mistaking the bleached pistils for nanners. I don't see any though

belvmont · Jan 28, 2022

Yes thats bleaching, not too much and they look like they need another 4+ weeks, if you raise it now the new fresh growth comes atop green again.
Also the top leaves and sugar leaves are burnt.

Yes the new lights are very efficient even on like 300-350w, with good genetics and some green thumb 600+g easy.

calvin.m16 · Jan 29, 2022

I don't see any "Nanners" but you do have light bleaching from the light being too close.

PopAndSonGrows · Jan 29, 2022

Also, nanners does not = herming, just for clarity.

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