What the hell is this butterfly looking thing going on with my leaf

RIS

RIS

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OK so what is this a sign of I can’t quite tell.

I’m in soil FFOF watering with ph going in at 6.5. I have them in a tent.

I have not been watering until runoff I will be doing that from this point forward.

Thanks in advance.
 

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looks like P or K def, not sure which. Either because of lack of nutrients available in soil or because over feeding has caused a lockout. If you have been feeding regularly then I would suggest just watering with ph'd water until about 10-20% runoff until they straighten back out.

If you have not been feeding, then I would start giving them some nutes about half strength what the bottle says. The damaged leaves wont recover but it should stop spreading/ effecting newer leaves. I'm assuming the pic is of lower leaves?
 
wakenbake91 said:
looks like P or K def, not sure which. Either because of a lack of nutrients available in soil or because over feeding has caused a lockout. If you have been feeding regularly then I would suggest just watering with ph'd water until about 10-20% runoff until they straighten back out.

If you have not been feeding, then I would start giving them some nutes about half strength what the bottle says. The damaged leaves wont recover but it should stop spreading/ effecting newer leaves. I'm assuming the pic is of lower leaves?
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Thank you, Sir. It's starting to make sense, I think it is from a prior issue. This was the first time I got to do a good full round inspection and it was like 3 leaves on one plant.
It shouldn't be overfeeding if anything I'm under-watering just based on how F'in hot it's been.
 
wakenbake91 said:
looks like P or K def, not sure which. Either because of lack of nutrients available in soil or because over feeding has caused a lockout. If you have been feeding regularly then I would suggest just watering with ph'd water until about 10-20% runoff until they straighten back out.

If you have not been feeding, then I would start giving them some nutes about half strength what the bottle says. The damaged leaves wont recover but it should stop spreading/ effecting newer leaves. I'm assuming the pic is of lower leaves?
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Follow-up question. Isn't your signature missing an additional "hey"?
 
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