Starting A Continuous Harvest Grow - Need Advice

[4our8ighty0]

Both plants responded immediately,after raising the light,the are perking up,darkening and looking much better. I think the lack of adjustment time is the culprit. In short I'm a space cadet....

I will keep watching them,I also topped my veg girls because they grew into light over night n burned themselves a bit lol I'm really underestimating these lights......

Taller growth tips have been topped,shorter tips only defoliated. The Topps are close to even and expect them to be pretty much even after these grow out.

 

[4our8ighty0]

The other than that everything looks

 

[4our8ighty0]

Light bun looks like you tie dyed the leaf with bleach or light brown dye. Stress pushed calcium out of the cell walls as a defense. Lack of calcium in the leaf cells causes small brown spots. If unchecked the spot turns black with a yellow ring, often mistaken for frog eye fungus. Calcium only effects upper, newer, leaves that are still growing. Once the stress ends or calcium increased the yellow turns green but the spot is permanent. Frog eye will continue to grow bigger and spread to all leaves including old growth until treated.

No way that sounds exactly like what I saw with my eyes but super fast tho,I noticed brow spots and my first reaction was calcium too lol it transitioned so fast to black with yellow ring that I knew it couldn't be my roots cause normally I would of seen other issues like drooping,clawing,tip burn,yellowing of newest leaves and other effects that I just diddnt see on the plant and knew my soil was not hot enough to produce such a reaction. You must know about light burn too bro!!! You such a beast Sativa1970 lol question ? Why does light burn appear so sporadically? Like why not burn in the hottest areas ? Are the leaves that do burn somehow weaker than other leaves on plant ? Why is it so random seeming ?

 

[Sativa1970]

Are the leaves that do burn somehow weaker than other leaves on plant ? Why is it so random seeming ?

Most lights have hot spots. Some times the leaves not in the hot spot still stress or burn. Max light is limited by the other growth factors. If a leaf has a week or under developed vascular system it will be at higher risk. Humidity, temp, CO2, and wind will not be the same for every leaf. Whatever leaf is farthest from optimum on one of those four factors will light stress first. It is often leaves in the center of the plant but not at the top of the canopy. Dead air space relatively so CO2, heat, and humidity are not optimum like the tips closer to the light.

 

[4our8ighty0]

Most lights have hot spots. Some times the leaves not in the hot spot still stress or burn. Max light is limited by the other growth factors. If a leaf has a week or under developed vascular system it will be at higher risk. Humidity, temp, CO2, and wind will not be the same for every leaf. Whatever leaf is farthest from optimum on one of those four factors will light stress first. It is often leaves in the center of the plant but not at the top of the canopy. Dead air space relatively so CO2, heat, and humidity are not optimum like the tips closer to the light.

Yea that makes perfect sense too,they was almost root bound an in a 24 oz pot for 8wks lol so I'm betting the underdeveloped root system,combined with the transplant,must have really put her vascular system in the red,then when I did not acclimate properly,it must have been easily over whelmed with the light intensity. My burned baby n her newest transplant twin look extremely happier now I raised light. I will take pics soon,very busy yesterday. Your description is very accurate to what I'm seeing,but the light burn spots are not on any of my upper most leaves it's on such strange leaves lol I take pics n show y'all later see what y'all think. I think you right tho they leaves with dots probably are the ones most effected by the stress,or the most "tired" leaves ?