JohnMD
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yep the same, i’d pick it off and others that look exactly.. looks like you also have light burn,Looks herm to me, but not apparently where your pointing, that could be a number of different things, including a seed pod. This is what concerns me.
I'm interested in what others have to say about this.
Certainly the plant looks productive, I don't know how many plants you've got in that tent, but I wouldn't do anything rash, this requires a deliberate response, so I would wait for what others have to say first, then move forward with your plan of action.
Yes. The lights are half LED and half Halosun flourescent - all in the red spectrum for flowering. The fixture is 2-2.5 feet above the plants.i could be wrong about the light burn, is it happening to other leaves?
ok, don’t know those but i’m sure your fine, if not lights than it may be from overwatering, as i see other signs of it in the photos..Yes. The lights are half LED and half Halosun flourescent - all in the red spectrum for flowering. The fixture is 2-2.5 feet above the plants.
Thank you. I use a moisture reading tool and try not to water until the needle is in the "dry" zone but I may have overdid it. What are other signs you're seeing?ok, don’t know those but i’m sure your fine, if not lights than it may be from overwatering, as i see other signs of it in the photos..
not sure about giving advice of picking up the plant by the stem, but your right about lifting up the pot at least to get used to what’s wet and what’s dry..Personally I pick up the plants, by the stem an weigh them in my hand daily. You can tell how much they've drank just getting in the habit of doing this. It also promotes vigor in the plant stem and roots. My plants are mostly in 2 gallon cloth rooting pots, I don't do it as often with say a 5 gallon pot (or when there obviously wet) Actually this one was in the picture, as I just watered it.
Watering is important, especially outside. It's really hard to tell about those leaf tips IMO, that looks as much possible past nutrient burn than moisture to me, I could be wrong. But usually moisture tend to drop the whole leaf, not just the tips like that. And that one in pic 4 is "twisted" leaf looks just that, twisted, not over watered, at least not too me. Can we see a few more pic's please? from a distance?
The last pic is one of me picking up the plant, (safely, at it's base) but I suspect maybe those are planted in the ground, so that method might not be possible. Do you have adequate drainage? Did the leaf tips "get burned" in the past?
It's completely dark. The tent is in the basement utility room with the doors closed and the small window sealed up with a box connected to an exhaust fan.plants look good!
so during lights off it’s suppose to be completely dark/black, no light not even on a fan/piece of equipment inside the tent, put tape over it and check when lights if the case, just make sure nighttime is dark, no light not even a couple seconds..
your good..
7-7 me too..,
I decided to get rid of that plant. I have 6 in the tent so better to salvage 5 and sacrifice the one.
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