Normal lighting would help but I see light/heat stress in the first photo.
First Time Grower: 600W 3x3x6 Girl Scout Cookies, Northern Lights AF & OG Kush AF
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That may be fasciation if it is it's going to be genetic. Any sign of bugs anywhere?
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Thanks so much for the replies. I´ve taken the odd plant out and here it is with normal lighting. It´s got weird spots.
@bluter, I think overwatering is unlikely. I've been letting them get dry before watering and I'm watering them on Sunday or Monday and on Thursday. I normally check by feeling the weight, checking the top soil and putting my finger in a little and feeling the bottom.
As for nutes, I've been feeding them biobizz grow in 1/4 and more recently 1/2 of the recommended dosage. On Sunday normal water and Thursday with nutes.
@Pennywise heating is still an issue. I put in the ducting to get air directly from outside and temperatures drop here at night time to low 40s. I have noticed that the tent has some negative pressure as the walls are pulling in.
I bought a second inline fan and ducting which I was thinking of adding. With the first ducting in place max temperatures "dropped" from 86 to 84. My light is almost at the top so I doubt it is that.
@bluter, I think overwatering is unlikely. I've been letting them get dry before watering and I'm watering them on Sunday or Monday and on Thursday. I normally check by feeling the weight, checking the top soil and putting my finger in a little and feeling the bottom.
As for nutes, I've been feeding them biobizz grow in 1/4 and more recently 1/2 of the recommended dosage. On Sunday normal water and Thursday with nutes.
@Pennywise heating is still an issue. I put in the ducting to get air directly from outside and temperatures drop here at night time to low 40s. I have noticed that the tent has some negative pressure as the walls are pulling in.
I bought a second inline fan and ducting which I was thinking of adding. With the first ducting in place max temperatures "dropped" from 86 to 84. My light is almost at the top so I doubt it is that.
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No sign of bugs anywhere no. It's quite dry where I live and I live in an appartment in the city. Bugs aren't typically a problem here. Is there anything I should check in particular?
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@AngryBird thanks for your questions 
Fortunately it hasn't spread no. I'm at a loss. I feel like I'm feeding regularly
Fortunately it hasn't spread no. I'm at a loss. I feel like I'm feeding regularly
If it isn't spreading it may be a genetic thing fasciation.
after looking at the pics i can only agree with PW. i've seen plants with leaves 1/2 albino. totally genetic and did not affect result one bit.
Doesn't look like a deficiency to me, almost like something splashed on it.
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If I splashed the nutes-mixed water on the leaves could that be it? I don't recall doing it but I'll be careful anyway. In case it's genetics I suppose it won't affect my crop in the end?
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and for those interested, my next generation. I'm also considering cloning the Girl Scout Cookies but I am not sure if it's too soon.
If it's genetic they will be fine, it won't affect them at all.
40s at night? Burrr....
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Yep it will get chillier here soon too but no stress, I've got my plants to keep me warm
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Good morning everyone. Just an update on the girls. The heat problem has been fixed with a second inline fan + ducting. Now max temperatures hover around 82. The “splashing” effect I know believe is genetic as Penny said. It’s not spread!!
May your Monday’s be easy
May your Monday’s be easy
I'm happy for you 
Keep it up! Always monitor for changes and all will be fine.
Keep it up! Always monitor for changes and all will be fine.
Glad it's not spreading, it's a good looking plant really!
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Actually guys, I forgot about something! One of my OG kush seeds is actually a Critical that was a freebie from my growshop. In the beginning I thought I would spot the difference when the girls gained in size and maturity.
To be honest I had kind of forgotten about the fact that I had a Critical in there but now I'm wondering if the critical seed could be this genetically-affected plant? As it's the odd one out...
What do you guys think?
To be honest I had kind of forgotten about the fact that I had a Critical in there but now I'm wondering if the critical seed could be this genetically-affected plant? As it's the odd one out...
What do you guys think?
Very possible, I'll have to look that up today.
Ok first I got it wrong, the trait is called variegation and is a form of albinism. Your plant may be sensitive to bright lights so just keep an eye on it.