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One plant showing white dots. Possible reason?

bypado_farm
bypado_farmstarted grow question 3 years ago
Thrips? Nutrient deficiency? Opinions?
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 3 years ago
wanted to add... i've done the "dim and get closer" option... it is not as good as simply raising light at full blast. Immersion from all angles increases -> only good things happen if not "too much", which the added height would ameliorate. All i asw on clones was more leaf and smaller buds when trying to get lights closer and save a few watts. (similar light structure - diy though) Also, when you start dimming to 50% or more you end up changing your light spectrum in some way shape or form.. consistency of what is produced is not the same in all cases. The further you dim, the more variations can occur. I like saving watts, but not at expense of what is produced. dimming for seedlings or sensitive young plants is fine... but once you are at this stage... you want them immersed in photons from all angles (leading to top of a leaf... not the bottom of course)
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NobodysBuds
NobodysBudsanswered grow question 3 years ago
That's a happy plant... minor blemish.. observe for and spread.. if not ignore. 8" is a bit close, but you'd see other issues if it were light burn. it would not take long to progress. Looks too big, but be safe and look for bugs under leaves... highly doubt it given shape of discoloration. from diary - "Watered the plants 0.25L with nutrients." you should really water until you see a little runoff, then wait for top 1" to dry before repeatingn process. if you are trying to microdose watering, this may be a cause of such spots due to what happens in soil. a little runoff helps maintain consistent pH and nutrient concentration levels in substrate. Avoid dry pockets which have volatile pH swings and nute contents etc... helps avoid root rot.. helps avoids pests. Also, helps roots grow deep instead of superficially. Don't try to spoon feed everyday in this particular substrate.
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Chow_13
Chow_13answered grow question 3 years ago
Could be nothing, But with the serrated edges of your leaves curling up it could also be the start of light burn. Your manufacture says to keep the light at 16" and dimmed to 50%. From what I can see you have it at 15.5 and 50%. I would keep an eye on it and if it gets worse then raise the light a bit. Happy Growing
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Nickname11123
Nickname11123answered grow question 3 years ago
Nothing to be worried about, probably just PH imbalance.
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TheUk420Show
TheUk420Showanswered grow question 3 years ago
I think its nothing to be concerned with just maybe where a dash of feed has been split and turn into the salts that it is made from but to be sure look on the underside of leaves and russle the top of the soil and look for any activity I doubt it will be anything nasty but with soil you just never know :)👊
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