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^^^^and listen to this guy. he knows some things about some things. good luckThe white spots are most likely from foliar spraying during lights on or during the day when out in the sun.
The chlorotic leaves are most likely from calcium deficiency.
You chopped a bud off the plant?
What was your reasoning behind this?
That looks very odd to me. I've never seen it before, like I said, and damn if I can figure out what it is. The appearance is rather uneven, but then I see a leaf down below the tops that has a green halo around yellowing--again something I've never seen, but it makes me think of disease. That said, I don't want to make an unequivocal statement that it's disease, because it could be an immobile micronutrient.Thank you i will have a search for the slurry test & try it later.
I have checked on them again today & 1 seems to of got significantly worse; the yellow has come on alot & the other its still noticeable.
This is in more than one spot but at the end of the stems (newer growth).
These are both of the ones in veg (1 looks as if its close to flowering) & its worse on the one that doesn't have pre-flowers.
The one currently budding didn't have this issue & as they have had the same nutes im guessing it is a ph problem causing lockout of some chemicals/nutes but im just pi****g in the wind :)
Im going to flush them later to see if that helps.
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I will check your chart again (i dont want my babies to die :p )
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