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The other one has a small amount of yellowing but not much but it is smaller so further away from the light????
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Looks like light bleaching to me. I would raise your light up, say to about 18-20" above the plants. If you have some cal/mag supplement, mix a teaspoon in 1 quart of pHed water and mist them with it once a day for 3-4 days. That will help the leaves recover.
Also, when taking pictures for diagnostic purposes, take them under natural light so we can see the true color of the leaves.
Also, when taking pictures for diagnostic purposes, take them under natural light so we can see the true color of the leaves.
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It couldn't be uv as she was started on cfl and new led has uv????
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Sorry muddy put last comment on b4 I saw yours will try what you said thanks again for all your help!
Also with autos it's best to try and avoid re potting.with photos they have a good amount of time to recover,autos have a shorter life and it can sometimes stunt them.best way is plant straight into final pot,or use the tiering method to reduse stress mate :smokebuds:
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Most of the early LEDs didn't have UV and they eventually saw the necessity of having some. Most panels now have 1 or 2 LEDs that look clear. Those are usually the UV chips.
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Moved light up checked ph with my new pen 6.3, bigger one out the two has started to turn green again little one has had a good blast today poor thing! Ha ha! But I think I'm going to flower them outside and get some autos, was told these were auto seeds but was never to sure!
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