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I am fairly confident it is going to be light burn because the tips that have actually browned haven’t curled or twisted, it’s as if the color was bleached right out of the leaf, and the rest of the yellow tips also have not curled or twisted like nute burn does.
The old growth being burnt I believe is going to be from the manifold and how I secured my tops.. the old growth would’ve been only slightly lower than the new growth but with zero canopy shading. What looked like mg deficiency slowed/stopped spreading once I moved the plant, also the areas that it is appearing in aren’t uniform at all and are more severe in areas with greater light coverage.
The old growth being burnt I believe is going to be from the manifold and how I secured my tops.. the old growth would’ve been only slightly lower than the new growth but with zero canopy shading. What looked like mg deficiency slowed/stopped spreading once I moved the plant, also the areas that it is appearing in aren’t uniform at all and are more severe in areas with greater light coverage.