Taco Effect??

[Buttercup726]

So some background. Had 10 ladies vegging under blue lights for a month. Moved them to the flower room under hps lights. Still vegging

Temp -70 degrees during the day. In the low 60s during night time

Humidity- above 50 percent

Heat stress - feels good right above the canopy

Got a 100x microscope - no russet/broad mites

Been feeding nutrients two times then a tea w caps bennies along w molasses and insect frass.

5 gg#4 showing very little taco effect
5 gelato showing taco effect everywhere

The last pic is the gg#4. The previous pics are the gelato

Here are some pics

Any thoughts?

 

[Mr Bee]

Possibly a wee bit o heat stress.
I wouldn't worry too much about it unless it gets worse.

 

[Srenots]

yep, raise ur lights a little....6 inches and go from there, also, u may want to scope them

 

[Srenots]

as long as ur feeding right...raise em a lil

 

[DTG]

If life gives you lemons, make lemonade.

If it gives you taco effect in your grow room, slap some meat in there & make some cannabis tacos.

I bet they would be delicious.


DTG.

 

[Srenots]

If life gives you lemons, make lemonade.

If it gives you taco effect in your grow room, slap some meat in there & make some cannabis tacos.

I bet they would be delicious.


DTG.

I got some Rotten Mayonnaise Haze to throw on there as well

 

[DTG]

MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM now yer talkin.

DTG.

 

[Srenots]

as long as ur feeding right...raise em a lil

and air flow

 

[CaliRooted]

Environmental or root issue

 

[CaliRooted]

Gonna say its probably a humidity issue

 

[chemistry]

My vote goes to humidity too.

 

[Buttercup726]

Appreciate the responses. Just perplexed as to why the GG4 are showing little to no symptoms. After process of elimination I’m going to treat it like a root issue. Gonna flush with a neutral ph (plain water) and see if they show signs of recovery. Introduce nutrients at half strength

 

[Variety719]

So some background. Had 10 ladies vegging under blue lights for a month. Moved them to the flower room under hps lights. Still vegging

Temp -70 degrees during the day. In the low 60s during night time

Humidity- above 50 percent

Heat stress - feels good right above the canopy

Got a 100x microscope - no russet/broad mites

Been feeding nutrients two times then a tea w caps bennies along w molasses and insect frass.

5 gg#4 showing very little taco effect
5 gelato showing taco effect everywhere

The last pic is the gg#4. The previous pics are the gelato

Here are some pics

Any thoughts?

So your temps are between 60-70 degrees day and night? I would expect your root zone to be 5-10 degrees lower then your room temp. Too cold. Get your temps up to 78-80.
I think flushing is a bad idea in a cold room.

 

[Buttercup726]

So your temps are between 60-70 degrees day and night? I would expect your root zone to be 5-10 degrees lower then your room temp. Too cold. Get your temps up to 78-80.
I think flushing is a bad idea in a cold room.

Around 72 during the day. But I’ll take the advice and increase the temps before the flush. Thanks!

 

[OldManRiver]

I like the idea of reducing feeding. I'd drop it 25%. Most people way overfeed, anyway.

Is this on the leaves closest to the light, or midway down the plant? Close to the light indicates a light thing, further down would suggest something else.

What does the overall plant look like?

 

[Buttercup726]

The gg4 very little symptoms. The gelatos from top to bottom. Every plant pretty much every leaf for about two weeks. No leaves burnt up yet either. Confused to say the least.

 

[Beachwalker]

The gg4 very little symptoms. The gelatos from top to bottom. Every plant pretty much every leaf for about two weeks. No leaves burnt up yet either. Confused to say the least.

On the single leaf pics I see some white spots, have you been spraying? Also what is your medium and pH?

 

[OldManRiver]

The gg4 very little symptoms. The gelatos from top to bottom. Every plant pretty much every leaf for about two weeks. No leaves burnt up yet either. Confused to say the least.

Are they healthy and vigorous overall? Good color, growing?

If it's over all the plant it's either just a trait, or a nute thing. Again, I like the idea of backing off on feeding.

 

[Buttercup726]

Last feeding for the gelatos I fed with only hygrozyme root cleaner and hydro guard.

 

[OldManRiver]

Just looked again at the pics, you've got some nute issue. I suspect overfeeding/bad feeding. What, exactly, and how much/often, are you feeding it. What is soil pH?