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It wasnt just on 1 leaf either. There was a couple with them on.
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DV8
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Mg looks alot different. Mg def is a very distinct yellow spotting, much more rounded.
I reckon its a slight burn, or slight mobile def.
I reckon its a slight burn, or slight mobile def.
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Thanks for the feedback man appreciated. Im glong to do a little research see what comes up 
It still looks like leaves rubbing together to me.
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Yoo budman. I noticed a little on the top 1ns thats what got me thinking. And i fed 2 of them today too so next 1 is water only just incase.
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Could even be a calcium deficiency from looking at the problem chart. Al see how it goes next few days and go from there.
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Little update guys.. day 10 of flower the girls are happy haven't seen anymore spots, only on 1 of them. Theyre running out of space could do with a 4x4 now lol.
Happy growing
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DV8
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Curious you landed on that as a maybe.
As you have a dedicated Cal Mag supplement.
That final fan leaf pic, and its only a single leaf to go by, looks like damagè in the tip margins, as well as a slightly different set of spots on the inner leaf.
I dont want to steer you wrong but heres my thoughts.
It seems minor, and unless it develops its unclear to me what, if any, deficiency those inner leaf circles are. Keep an eye on them, if they turn up something more distinct like enlarging holes, severe yellowing, or pin holing then it should be obvious.
Well within the safe range for now.
But those margin tip burns really look like nute burn. Just very slight, no cause for alarm, might have just approached the max limit for the plant on that feed. In saying that Im unfamiliar with the type you mentioned.
A chelated mix would do it though. But its barely an issue, my last run I banged a couple of plants on 2 occasions at ratios well above recommendation by accident and they went on to be just fine.
If you need a pic to reference each type I can do, but I think you could see the difference.
Overall the grow looks great, just keep on keeping on. A bit of manicuring and eyeballing will be all thats required for now.
Good job, they are pretty.
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Thanks for the feedback appreciate it i have seen a couple of little holes in leaves but not many wasnt sure what they were either but like u said al keep an eye on them and see how they get on. Thanks again bud what pics do you have of what u mentioned?
what pics do you have of what u mentioned?
DV8
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Hey fella. Arrows was what I believe is tip burn. Looks like the section from the tip back into the inner leaf has burn.
Circles below are something else occuring on the inner leaf, which is minor.
These are the two areas I was referring to above, taken from your earlier photo of a removed fan.
Circles below are something else occuring on the inner leaf, which is minor.
These are the two areas I was referring to above, taken from your earlier photo of a removed fan.
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Still cant believe how far these girls have come. Wasn't expecting them to look like this. I havent seen anymore spots on any leaves might have to do some defol soon theyre getting so bushy lol.
Happy growing
Happy growing
Your plants look great. Lots of buds. 
The girls are looking awesome and healthy. Keep them rocking my man
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Thanks man. Just sticking to the chart now and great advice off bill and the gang has really helped me a lot got me thinking straight again. I cant thank them all enough. Its tight knit this site positive vibes all the way
Happy growing
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59 days since the girls first saw the lights, If i would of topped all 3 i reckon the canopy would be even but I wanted to see 1 in its natural form and I must say she looks beautiful (on the right). temps have been s..t past couple days spiking to mid 30s but they look fine. We are 2 weeks today since the flip cant wait to see what theyre like in the next 2 weeks!
Happy growing guys 
Happy growing guys
You really do grow a mighty fine plant there, bloke.
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Thanks Trala appreciate it even though im still rusty lol I think good genetics plays a massive part and hopefully it turns out as good as yours. Ill try do us proud on the bluesYou really do grow a mighty fine plant there, bloke.
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Day 62 and the girls are getting tight for space in there little home. Theyre loving the conditions as ive tweeked a little with the settings on the cloudline controller to try and keep things within a 5 degrees range. Lowest temps ive had since installing the Inkbird is 20c which is ideal compared to 15s lol. Havent seen anymore brown pqtches on the leaves so it probably was nute burn. Anyways we are 16 days from the flip and things are starting to get going now 
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Happy Growing Gang
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They look perfect.Day 62 and the girls are getting tight for space in there little home. Theyre loving the conditions as ive tweeked a little with the settings on the cloudline controller to try and keep things within a 5 degrees range. Lowest temps ive had since installing the Inkbird is 20c which is ideal compared to 15s lol. Havent seen anymore brown pqtches on the leaves so it probably was nute burn. Anyways we are 16 days from the flip and things are starting to get going now
Happy Growing Gang
Going to be a bumper crop.
Stay safe
Bill284
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Thanks bill cant thank you enough for mentioning about that controller it's saved me money and am sure what would of been a lot of stress by nowThey look perfect.
Going to be a bumper crop.
Stay safe
Bill284
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