First time grower browning curling leaves

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ohh and btw man i always use 2 scrog nets. 1 below and another 12-16 inches higher 😁
 
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Ended up moving some branches around under more net for the last time, they seem pretty even now. Look healthy as can be so far!

Also I am curious what you guys think…. I know I don’t have enough light in tent (300 watts LED total for 4x4 tent) will it alter the quality of the buds or just quantity not having proper wattage?
 
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jguit

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Looks great!

No reason not to get quality buds. Try optimizing your canopy to your LEDs footprint as best you can.
 
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First sign of trouble I have seen so far, any thoughts? Only saw on one or two leaves. Just watered again we’ll see how they come out of it
 
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jguit

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Is it effecting only leaves closest to your lights? Maybe back the lights off a touch.
 
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Is it effecting only leaves closest to your lights? Maybe back the lights off a touch.
I raised them a few inches maybe I can try a bit higher, can’t imagine it’s heat stress plants are only an inch or two closer to light because I still have been LST to keep them even. Worth a try though
 
jguit

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Doesnt look like heat stress but if you push your plants too hard with light they can show deficiencies such a calcium.
 
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Doesnt look like heat stress but if you push your plants too hard with light they can show deficiencies such a calcium.
So your thinking more of a deficiency than over nute problem? I haven’t pushed nutes that’s for sure. Biggest feed this week I’m planning so far
 
jguit

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It resembles a slight Ca issue as @steamroller mentioned. This can be brought on by pushing with too much light, or simply needing more calcium.

Do you have a quantum sensor to measure your ppfd?
 
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It resembles a slight Ca issue as @steamroller. This can be brought on by pushing with too much light, or simply needing more calcium.

Do you have a quantum sensor to measure your ppfd?
No just a ph and ppm/ec reader
 
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I know that is true for hydro/soilless but again, i'm not a soil grower. That said, flushing soil doesn't seem like a good idea.
 
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I know that is true for hydro/soilless but again, i'm not a soil grower. That said, flushing soil doesn't seem like a good idea.
Thanks for advise I’ll keep an eye on them, raised lights and did a good water today
 
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I didn’t realize this strain of diesel is a 10 week flower lol I got 7 weeks to go! Hope I can keep them healthy that long 😎
 
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I grow in FFOF and coast of Maine Stonongton 50/50 mix .
I use tap water that is 7.6[ real ph after water has gassed to equilibrium ,not just ph'd out of tap which is just so wrong in many ways ].
I have never in 2 indoor grows I documented here done 1 little thing to my water to adjust ph .
I add Ca/Mg 2 times a month .Not just a little either IMO.
My understanding which is limited [ I am a noob here] is that it is pretty hard to over dose Ca/Mg ?
With that thought in my head I dose like I need to without concern for overdose .
My tap is 350 +_TDS ph 7.6 kh2-3 ,gh 9.
There are mineral springs in my area and my plants still need more added to water .
 
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