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New to indoor growing and this is happening

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New to indoor growing and this is happening

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So i just recently started growing indoors and this is my first time doing it, i have 5 600w lights in a 8x4x6 tent. After noticing this on the leaves i raised the lights to 32in above the plants and turned off 2 of the 5 lights. Is this because i had too many lights on them? Or what could be causing it
 

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#3
Transplant it into good dirt and perlite. water with plain water when the pot feels light. She’ll be back on her feet in no time. Don’t go chasing deficiencies with a bunch of ferts. Good balanced dirt and water.
 
#4
These were all clones in rock wool that i just transplanted to soil last week. Do you think it’s just shock from transplanting ?
 
#5
I thought they might be clones. I think its just all weird from not having roots for a couple weeks. It will bounce back.
 
#6
ya i think in your case either the light burned the leaves or the end of your joint..
some of your serrated edges were stating to curl up to.
try keeping humidity 55-65%
 
#7
Oldguy71 said:
Transplant it into good dirt and perlite. water with plain water when the pot feels light. She’ll be back on her feet in no time. Don’t go chasing deficiencies with a bunch of ferts. Good balanced dirt and water.
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+1 and raise that blurple until it gets better. Watch the overwatering.
 
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