Patches on leaves, not sure why

[Plantguy84]

I have 1 plant of 5 that have these patches that have formed on the leaves. There are a few different strains but the super soil is the same for all of them. Started about a week and half ago. Anyone have any ideas? I’m not convinced it’s nutes because the other plants aren’t exhibiting this. They are all watered with distilled water. Thanks for any help

 

[Farmer Reading]

That's odd.

I am just shooting from the hip, but is the air flow consistent with all of your girls?
Almost looks like wind damage on one of the tips on the second photo.

Would love to find out what the actual issue is with her.

 

[013]

Hey Plantguy84,

Welcome to 420! In order to help you we need a lot more info, please use daylight pics, we can’t see in blurple!

What is in your supersoil and when did you mix it up? What nutes are you using?

Distilled water gets them wet but is lacking trace minerals. So whats up with your tap water? Ever check your municipal water system website to see if the use chloramine or chloramine? Depending on which you could either run a bucket full and let it sit overnight to off gas or mitigate with 1/4 to 1/2 a vitamin c tablet.

 

[NuttyProfessor]

are the leaves rubbing against the other fabric pots, i noticed leaves bruise easy , and can look very odd like this , it could also be touching the other fabric pot when its wet and this can leave little burns , ,

 

[013]

I suspect the supersoil has been mixed but not properly cooked

 

[Emilya Green]

looks like magnesium deficiency from what I have seen so far.... common when using distilled water and LED lighting. This is a common deficiency, even with a super soil, because you can't preload very much magnesium in the soil without creating lockouts of other elements. Get a bottle of organic (important to keep your supersoil alive) calmag, and it should clear things up if that is all it is.