New growth looks eaten, but no bugs..?

[LegalizeNorway]

Okey, so the new leaf seems to have some problem… checked the entire tent 3 times, no bugs… and we dont really get those kind of bugs/insects around here this time of year… anyway, i googled my best but came up blank.. could it be bad genetics? Lights? Feed?

 

[steamroller]

Got a cat?

 

[elusiveshame]

Could be from rubbing against another leaf (the edges) while growing and the splitting could be from a quick growth spurt.

I’ve had that happen on a few leaves as well, but no critters either.

 

[LegalizeNorway]

Got a cat?

Nah man

 

[LegalizeNorway]

Could be from rubbing against another leaf (the edges) while growing and the splitting could be from a quick growth spurt.

I’ve had that happen on a few leaves as well, but no critters either.

You think? I was leaning on the genetics part, but im a new grower and she has been growing fast the last couple of days, as long as it is not any disease stuff imma cool down

 

[elusiveshame]

You think? I was leaning on the genetics part, but im a new grower and she has been growing fast the last couple of days, as long as it is not any disease stuff imma cool down

It could be genetics, but if it's only happening on a few leaves and not all of them, I wouldn't worry too much about it (looks to be those 2 fingers from your pics, one of which looks like it just outgrew the leaf). They all look healthy otherwise.

Doesn't look like disease to me :P

 

[MasterWatererJeff]

Specific micro nute deficiency. The more basal the more recent. Why does it matter I've never seen another grower actually fix their deficiency..

 

[LegalizeNorway]

Specific micro nute deficiency. The more basal the more recent. Why does it matter I've never seen another grower actually fix their deficiency..

Hmm, okey… i kinda thought i’d fix it if i knew the problem but yeah, i actually just upped the feeding before this happened… so it’s lack of micro in the mix? Im using Terra Aquatica (GHE) so i dont have too much micro to add