Newbie for growing autos any help would be greatly appreciated
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Need to know substrate,nutrients and feeding schedule to help you. Give us a rundown of your setup. They look fine for a first go relax
to AFN!!!They look pretty good to me, although can't tell the colors too well.
If there's anything specific you're worried about, it's best to turn off the grow lights and take pictures in white/daylight/camera flash so any yellowing / etc comes through better.
Y'all don't beat me up too bad..lol but there in MG organic soil. I'm using the florara gro trio. Feeding 1/4 to half strength once a week...here recently I'm developing slight rust spots and yellowing on lower fan leaves..keeping ph around 6.5. Oh n calmag maybe twice a week between feeding
I would consider coco perlite because it worked for me. You'll get a hundred opinions, do what your comfortable with and what's affordable to you. Grow on brother 
They look pretty good to me, although can't tell the colors too well.
If there's anything specific you're worried about, it's best to turn off the grow lights and take pictures in white/daylight/camera flash so any yellowing / etc comes through better.
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Stick around and read some journals 
I see now - the bottom fan leaves.
It doesn't look too bad so far given their age and height. Some of the yellowing looks pretty even, so it may just be from low light because of shading from the upper canopy and the height of your light. You'll also get some normal yellowing due to age towards the end of the grow (especially if you cut down on nitrogen significantly), but it's maybe a week or two too soon for that.
You could try seeing if the Photone smart phone app works for you to see how much light those leaves are actually getting. If it's really low (~50-100 PPFD), I'd just prune them and move on.
If you want to get a head start to see if it's a nutrient issue / etc, you could check with the infirmary crew. They'll typically ask you for details of your feed/watering schedule, etc. The standard form with what they ask for is here:
It doesn't look too bad so far given their age and height. Some of the yellowing looks pretty even, so it may just be from low light because of shading from the upper canopy and the height of your light. You'll also get some normal yellowing due to age towards the end of the grow (especially if you cut down on nitrogen significantly), but it's maybe a week or two too soon for that.
You could try seeing if the Photone smart phone app works for you to see how much light those leaves are actually getting. If it's really low (~50-100 PPFD), I'd just prune them and move on.
If you want to get a head start to see if it's a nutrient issue / etc, you could check with the infirmary crew. They'll typically ask you for details of your feed/watering schedule, etc. The standard form with what they ask for is here:
Hey man I really appreciate the info...yall guys are top notch
