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Orange Spot in first set of leaves

420baby
420babystarted grow question 4 years ago
If you can see Veg Week 1 Photos, Photo named Day 7 Zoomed, I have been seeing these dots for 2-3 days now. What is it? how can it be solved? FYI - These were the first set of leaves, others look healthy. My guess - nut water got sprinkled or cal/mag deficiency.
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Leaves. Veins - yellow between
Leaves. Color - Dark-brown
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HighRoller909
HighRoller909answered grow question 4 years ago
Your plant won't have N deficiency in its first week of life.You are already giving nutrients so N deficiency is out of question. First single blade leaves with those spot on them is something I encounter in every grow because I put them directly under HPS lights which make the room a little bit hot and first set of leaves are very sensitive to it. But , it always disappears after second set of leaves because plant gets over the stress by itself,means there is nothing to worry about as you watch the light distance. This is a heat + light related temporary problem.I entered the topic knowing exactly what you asked,before looking photos. This is a common thing that won't affect the plant growth. Your plant has already 3rd set of leaves in only 7 days,great progress so far. If it was N deficient,you wouldn't have seen this much growth.Watering regime looks good too,no worries.
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Chow_13
Chow_13answered grow question 4 years ago
I agree with HighRoller909, It looks like a light issue. I would raise it up to 24-26".
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The8thChevron
The8thChevronanswered grow question 4 years ago
Looks like simple N deficiency. Calmag problems tend to appear as random spotting. You have interveinal chlorosis. I did notice some brown or red within the main vein. This could be the start of a calmag problem or it could be PK deficiencies if your feed doesn't contain any (they don't take much PK at this point so if you have given her any, it's probably been enough). Fix your N problem first. If the spread stops, you're fine. Even if the bottom leaves don't look any better, as long as they don't look worse you can consider your problem solved. Good luck!
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