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Just speculating and maybe I missed it but do you think it could be IRON deficent?
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Have you got to the bottom of it? I used to run into this in every grow I've had. Two things that made it better was increasing runoff to avoid any salt built up (using GH trio and calmag) and GH schedule tells me to cut the grow and bump bloom too abruptly early flower, I was advised (by a broscientist) to not cut the grow so much until mid flower when using led lights, I found my plants did better, but I cannot confirm how much each of these two changes helped it. These symptoms are something I want to understand better, anyone had it figured out?View attachment 2036410
You can see light distance in this picture.
Sadly its a couple days old and not showing the necrosis.
Iron being a micro nutrient wouldn't these issues be more frequent across other people using the same schedule? Unless it's a deficiency more specific to the medium/light?Just speculating and maybe I missed it but do you think it could be IRON deficent?
Ya I went back through this thread... I recant my statement of iron... it's from the lighting I think...led took me 1 or 2 grows to get it dialed in from switching hps.... showing signs like I did when I was dialing in my lights.... i really think it's plain old light stressIron being a micro nutrient wouldn't these issues be more frequent across other people using the same schedule? Unless it's a deficiency more specific to the medium/light?
I strongly disagree this is light burn since it's present in lower leaves that don't get any light, plus it's present when I'm using a 250w at half strength. What you could say it's an environmental imbalance but don't go blaming the lightsI've had this problem, idk what it is. But this problem is everywhere seen post in hydro, soil, soilless, a wide range of nutes. Coming to a grow room near you soon.
It seems like when it hits your plant can't even handle 400 ppfd without burning the leaves off. It's light burn for sure, but I there is something else at play making your plants intolerant to light.
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I strongly disagree this is light burn since it's present in lower leaves that don't get any light, plus it's present when I'm using a 250w at half strength. What you could say it's an environmental imbalance but don't go blaming the lights
"making your plants intolerant to light." It's an absurd statement