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420blazedit
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I don’t have a scope at hand but I do have a good magnifyer on my phone and I couldn’t see any signs of pests
Brown spots slow growth
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Mountainman80
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Well normally a 300/watt would put.off.150-200true watts still good light that's what I use 300watt led its s cheaper one I gave 49$ for it bloom spect.
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420blazedit
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Yeah that is similar to mine I got off eBay about a year ago now was around $30 seems to do the job anyway
Mountainman80
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They will.last 100,000/hours to be cheap.there really good beats paying 100-200$ for something that would give same results
How about your soil mix and what are you feeding them? If it's not light and not bugs, then environment is the next thing to check. Also could be a root or temperature issue if they're not growing as fast as they should be.
I think a good feed of veg nutrients at 6.3 would help her immensely.
Hey Azi
what do you think?I'm not seeing typical mite damage but not ruling anything out.
Stay safe
Bill284
It's the silvery patches on the leaves that has me thinking bugs. And they look more like when I had mites than when I had thrips.
But slow growing could be a lack of nutrients. That would certainly be easier to fix.
But slow growing could be a lack of nutrients. That would certainly be easier to fix.
cbdhemp808
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The patterns make me think it might be a form of variegation... natural color variation. I'd like to see another photo of this in natural light, not purple.
But I agree with Azimuth... check for bugs on the underside of the leaves with a magnifier.
But I agree with Azimuth... check for bugs on the underside of the leaves with a magnifier.
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420blazedit
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I have better pictures, is this infestation or light bleaching, any feedbacks highly appreciated 
cbdhemp808
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Did you see any evidence of bugs on the underside of the leaves?
How many plants are you growing of this strain?
Is it just this one plant with the light-colored pattern on the leaves?
What strain is it?
How many plants are you growing of this strain?
Is it just this one plant with the light-colored pattern on the leaves?
What strain is it?
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420blazedit
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I can’t see any bugs at all I did have signs of spider mites as I saw 1 white crawling thing but was a decent size nothing I couldn’t miss and I’m growing 2 critical kush but the other is a couple weeks behind it only its second true set of leaves
cbdhemp808
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OK, so 2 critical kush, one has a light-colored pattern on the leaves with no sign of bugs (plant A), and one is a bit behind with no leaf coloration (plant B).
Correct?
When did you first notice the light-colored pattern on plant A?
Correct?
When did you first notice the light-colored pattern on plant A?
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420blazedit
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Plant A and plant B. Plant A being the discolored leaf
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420blazedit
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So I started noticing this around Thursday-Friday so around 3-4 days ago now pictures below when first started
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420blazedit
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I have now of course moved my lights further away from plants in case it is bleaching, they was approximately 10-15 inch from the plant now it’s 25-30inch away
cbdhemp808
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Wow, OK. Do you have a picture of plant A just before the discoloring appeared? Do you feel like it was definitely the light being too close?
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420blazedit
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I did also have a phase in the first couple days for plant B benefit to spray my tent to raise humidity to germinate and sprout so plant A did get wet as you can see in the photos, I also only recently just added my new cfl light hence why the pictures are purple here, possibly why they went bleached, coming to think about it now they did only start looking discolored once I introduced my cfl light with the LED
cbdhemp808
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any photos before introducing that light?
CelestialNurseries
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I think it's spreading...:0
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420blazedit
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all above photos the purple tint is before I introduced the cfl
