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What is this early damage to leafs

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Early veg leafs are damaged. Could it be light or nutrients burn.
 

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25°c
65% humidity
11l fabric pot
100ml water
I give water when its dry 2cm
11 litre pot is like 2.5-3 gallon,. your only giving 100ml of water,. there’s your issue right there,.
you need to start to water properly,.
11 litre pot should take 3000 ml to water properly,. water with 750ml at a time and makesure the 750ml covers the entire surface of the medium when pouring it on as it’ll should,. wait 20 mins or more before adding the next 750ml and continue this until the 3000ml is finished,,
what growing medium are you using?
 
11 litre pot is like 2.5-3 gallon,. your only giving 100ml of water,. there’s your issue right there,.
you need to start to water properly,.
11 litre pot should take 3000 ml to water properly,. water with 750ml at a time and makesure the 750ml covers the entire surface of the medium when pouring it on as it’ll should,. wait 20 mins or more before adding the next 750ml and continue this until the 3000ml is finished,,
what growing medium are you using?
But isnt the plant too small to water that much? And when this plant was seedling i was using 100% light intensity. Now i use 80%.
 
But isnt the plant too small to water that much? And when this plant was seedling i was using 100% light intensity. Now i use 80%.
no it’s not to small to water completely,. you should always transplant up as the plant grows but you can do it this way as well,.
what are you growing an auto or photoperiod?
the wonky ness of your leaves is from underwatering/root stress,.
you go through wet/dry cycles not watering little bits every couple days,.
 
no it’s not to small to water completely,. you should always transplant up as the plant grows but you can do it this way as well,.
what are you growing an auto or photoperiod?
the wonky ness of your leaves is from underwatering/root stress,.
you go through wet/dry cycles not watering little bits every couple days,.
This is photoperiod. Ok i wil try to water more. And do i add now grow nutrient or just plain water.
 
plagron light mix perlite soil. I have nutrients but i am not sure to use it now cause of the leaf deformings.
well as you haven’t watered all that medium yet i’d say there’s still more than enough nutrients to just use water,.
though what you got over there for nutrients?
 
I have bloom also
ok cool,. than your set to go,.
just give plain water for next watering than after that we may add some food the next watering,.
probably will be close to a week for the soil to be dry enough to water again,.
 
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