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Seedlin

Seedlin

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Any ideas why the spots on the leaves? I realized my light was way to close but that doesn't cause rust sDon't have this with my other girls. Could use your input.
 

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bright lights increase the nutrient demand, calcium, nitrogen, magnesium among others are essential in photosynthesis sometimes the roots cant keep up with the demand. hence light-stress/light-burn. basically more lights then they can use and plant ate itself to keep producing chlorophyll
 
Wow, that's quite a color statement! I'm not saying you did, but it kinda looks like food coloring was added to the watering.
It's very attractive tho. :weed:
 
Thanks for the compliment. It's the 3rd time I ha e grown that strain. Sometimes all the leaves and buds are deep purple. That strain has 3 phenoms.
 
Got a feeling that plant will give up the ghost before finishing…. It looks like it had it rough.

Feeding / Ph and whatever else happened.
Autos will push until it stops whether good or bad.
 
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