New Grower First ever grow with what I have on hand

[davisgirl]

I’m going to take a guess at what’s going on for your little lady, just to advance a theory. She’s poised at the edge of greatness, doubling her size every 10 days, and she’s braced for more. She just got some REAL light and her appetite is going hog wild!!! Just throw more water and nutes at her and RUN FOR THE HILLS! That tent is about to explode!

Seriously I don’t know what’s going on, I’ve never seen that sheen on the leaves before. But I think you’re supposed to feed them until the tips burn — it’s the only way to know how much is enough. And how much is enough today is going to be not enough next week when she’s even bigger and revving for more. Plus she just got into flower, oh the hormones.

That’s what I’m hoping anyways. Total noob theories btw, be swayed at your own risk!

 

[Arthur]

I'd guess a little heavy on the nitrogen. Not too advanced, still a gorgeous plant!

Been doing so much reading and getting things set up for a tent change, have forgotten where you are with nutes?
Might back down the vegg a little.

 

[Time]

A few of my leaves curl down like that too I wouldn't worry about it, as for the tops of the leaves could be wrong but might be light burn/bleach from led being too close maybe the auto cob guys can help.

Thanks. I think they'll be okay.

Lower leaves, 12" or more below the top leaves also have the shiny spots but it is worse on the newer leaves regardless of where they are on the plant. I think the light would burn the top leaves first.

 

[Time]

I'd guess a little heavy on the nitrogen. Not too advanced, still a gorgeous plant!

Been doing so much reading and getting things set up for a tent change, have forgotten where you are with nutes?
Might back down the vegg a little.

Thanks Arthur. That was my guess.
Miracle gro soil and water. I can't back down on the veg nutes.

When it dries out I'll run some extra water through the roots. Not a proper flush, just a bit extra run off to get some N out of the soil.

 

[Time]

I’m going to take a guess at what’s going on for your little lady, just to advance a theory. She’s poised at the edge of greatness, doubling her size every 10 days, and she’s braced for more. She just got some REAL light and her appetite is going hog wild!!! Just throw more water and nutes at her and RUN FOR THE HILLS! That tent is about to explode!

Seriously I don’t know what’s going on, I’ve never seen that sheen on the leaves before. But I think you’re supposed to feed them until the tips burn — it’s the only way to know how much is enough. And how much is enough today is going to be not enough next week when she’s even bigger and revving for more. Plus she just got into flower, oh the hormones.

That’s what I’m hoping anyways. Total noob theories btw, be swayed at your own risk!

Thanks. Time release nutes in the soil is the problem in flower. She doesn't want anymore N now and the soil is feeding it to her anyway.

 

[Deleted Grower A]

Thanks. I think they'll be okay.

Lower leaves, 12" or more below the top leaves also have the shiny spots but it is worse on the newer leaves regardless of where they are on the plant. I think the light would burn the top leaves first.

Oh right, my bad I didn't notice it wasn't the top leaves.

Yeah your right probably nitrogen because of the soil, i've heard of people having issues with even better regarded soil like fox farm ocean forrest being too hot with nitrogen so you were prob maxed out with how much you need for the whole grow with what is in the soil, and that extra bit sent it over the edge.

 

[Arthur]

Thanks Arthur. That was my guess.
Miracle gro soil and water. I can't back down on the veg nutes.

When it dries out I'll run some extra water through the roots. Not a proper flush, just a bit extra run off to get some N out of the soil.

Damn...

 

[davisgirl]

Oh I see this makes sense. Sounds easy enough to fix though so that’s great!

 

[Iriee Vibez]

I am sure you will get the N down, Time! Plant's looking great otherwise. Should make you very happy in a few weeks!

Cheers!

 

[pop22]

The tips curling down is a sign of nutrient toxicity, and the shiny leaves and tiny white spots are a sign of Broadmite/spidermite infection You've get a sick plant!

Here she is. I took the pics under the cob and it washes the color out a bit. The leaves are much darker in person. But you can see the shine on the top of leaves.

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