Waxy/ shiny leaves

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A2Michigan

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What causes shiny looking leaves? I’m in veg using metal halides about 5 feet away from plants. Some of the leaves look waxy/ shiny. I thought it was the silica I was feeding them, but it happens to my plants in coco. 58162A58-4AD6-4B37-9BAD-4B449957F167.png
 
go go kid

go go kid

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the only time ive ever seen shine like that was from slug trails, some managed to climb uop my pots . i now use copper wire wrapped around the pots, it gives them an electric shock when there salty body's come into contact with it
 
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A2Michigan

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go go kid said:
the only time ive ever seen shine like that was from slug trails, some managed to climb uop my pots . i now use copper wire wrapped around the pots, it gives them an electric shock when there salty body's come into contact with it
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This happens every time indoors. There are no bugs.
 
go go kid

go go kid

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Raise up your light, u want the fan leaves reaching for the light... Not pointing to the ground... Hope this helps..
 
go go kid

go go kid

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well thats a sign of too much light. have to wait for another grower to chime in, im all out of ideas sorry
 
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MICHI-CAN

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Then it is most likely sunburn or windburn. Rapid excess evaporation causes oils and sugars to coat the leaves for protection.
 
go go kid

go go kid

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one example of shiney leaves {titaled} was a P deff, the leaves wernt shiney like they were coated with something like tho OP has shown, but were classed as shiney. could thids be the reason?
 
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