did you check the under side of the leaves by chance? if not go look, I am wondering if you will see very very small black or redish black spots. If you do, that would be spider mite damage. sorry it is very hard to see with the existing picture.
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mokel
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heya,
rusty brown spots could indicate a mg deficiency which clould be a problem due low ph value in hydro.
you can get a little bit more infos about mag deficiency in this blog
Some plant deficiencies
rusty brown spots could indicate a mg deficiency which clould be a problem due low ph value in hydro.
you can get a little bit more infos about mag deficiency in this blog
Some plant deficiencies
Usheonoret
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I would try to raise PH and after give nutrients.
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They will look like that till they fall off, sorry
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These plants are due to be put into bloom so i just want to change out the nutes.
mokel
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in hydro you normally don't need to flush before last week of bloom, until your hydroton is salt encrusted or anything else bad requires a flush of course, but i think you should be fine without one 
Serpent
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ya looks like you stop it in time nice work always good to check everything when you have time to kill
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Whew, all looks good now. I cut of most of the affected leaves except a few lower front ones. I continued to cut of more leaf that was shadowing tips.Then i changed the nutes for bloom and changed lighting and hours. As of today everything looks nice and fresh and green. I'm so glad everything is tracking nicely now.
The plant is on the left, its white widow, diesel on the right.
The plant is on the left, its white widow, diesel on the right.
Serpent
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ya there looking nice your doing a good job
