New grower, not sure what is going on with my plants.

[northern_light]

Can anyone help me figure out what is going on here? I'm a new grower. I have 4 autoflower plants going. They're in a 34x34x72 tent, I have 2 1000w led lights, a carbon filter, 3 fans going. They're in the flowering stage, and showed up overnight. They looked great last night. Checked this morning and it's on every plant. Over watering or nutrient burn? I did do a big watering the day before with aquarium water. Did more than usual. Thanks.

 

[RoadKillSkunkHunt]

Wet leaves + light = burns. The water droplets act as a magnifying glass. Some of the leaves are still wet. Going forward, keep the plant dry and only water the soil.

 

[northern_light]

Wet leaves + light = burns. The water droplets act as a magnifying glass. Some of the leaves are still wet. Going forward, keep the plant dry and only water the soil.

Thanks! I will definitely be more cautious now.

 

[GNick55]

no,.. water droplets on leaves does not burn plants,.

 

[GNick55]

and for your issue i would like to see more pictures and the whole plant

 

[Pilted]

Aquarium water? Did you ph the water? Still your putting an unknown in your soil. I'm sure it could be beneficial, but still it's an unknown.

I would think just from this information you need to rain in on your feeding structure. Stick to a game plan, when adding unknowns into the feeding schedule you never know what you are going to get. One day they be fine next day they will be all burnt tips.

Just my guess from what I had to work with.

Other then the burns the rest of the plant looks decent from what I can see.

 

[northern_light]

and for your issue i would like to see more pictures and the whole plant

Heres a couple pictures that kinda show what's going on.

 

[northern_light]

Aquarium water? Did you ph the water? Still your putting an unknown in your soil. I'm sure it could be beneficial, but still it's an unknown.

I would think just from this information you need to rain in on your feeding structure. Stick to a game plan, when adding unknowns into the feeding schedule you never know what you are going to get. One day they be fine next day they will be all burnt tips.

Just my guess from what I had to work with.

Other then the burns the rest of the plant looks decent from what I can see.

Sorry I should have specified. So that's what I water them with whenever I wasn't doing nutrients. They're coming from my personal tanks and yes I do monitor the pH and everything else. I don't add anything to the tanks that would do something like this. The only thing I use is a chlorine neutralizer.

 

[mancorn]

no,.. water droplets on leaves does not burn plants,.

Obviously Nick has never lived in the tropics. Because you have to go out 6 times a day and shake the jungle or the entire place goes to shit! I went on vacation once and my buddy didn’t shake…

 

[GNick55]

Obviously Nick has never lived in the tropics. Because you have to go out 6 times a day and shake the jungle or the entire place goes to shit! I went on vacation once and my buddy didn’t shake…

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science has proven water droplets on leaves does not cause burns etc,.
certain leaves have fine tiny hairs which could cause a droplet to sit above the leave surface in perfect shape with the angle of the sun just perfect MIGHT cause a burn