Too close to light? Nute deficiency?

@OhioFarms - you keep clinging, boi! 😂😂 This is hilarious 😂 one more time, say it with me - YOU. CANNOT. EDIT. YOUR. ANSWERS. Oh, sorry, was that too much reading for you? Keep digging. I love it! 😂😂

@ Growstick Dumb Dumb someone made this Quote for a reason. "FYI: nutrient issues that start at bottom/middle of the plants are from mobile and semi mobile compounds. eg nitrogen, phosphorus, magnesium, calcium. nutrient issues that start at the top of the plants are from immobile compounds. eg iron sulpher" It was in regards to your original stupid post.

@OhioFarms 😂😂😂 Once again, your ignorance astounds me. As far as I'm aware, it's impossible to edit these answers. The fact that you're clinging to this impossible defence is not only hilarious, but also a little sad (for you). Try reading the comments next time instead of launching into this bizarre pattern of childishness. 😂 You can keep trying to "one up" me and digging yourself a hole, or you can cite some sources and redeem yourself. Either way, repeatedly calling me "dumb dumb" to prove your point - especially when you obviously have an IQ below 70 yourself - is not a good debate technique and it is not reflecting well on you or your "knowledge". Apologies to the OP - you don't deserve to have this ridiculous back and forth on your wall when all you wanted was a little information. Some people just need to be taught a lesson in manners.

@Growstick Dumb Dumb you edited more than one of your stupid answers here.

@OhioFarms 😂😂 the fact that you still haven't noticed that you cannot edit these answers says everything I need to know about your ability to take in information (or lack thereof). EVERYONE has something they can learn about growing weed. If you think you don't, that's why your weed is sh*t. Goodnight redneck, enjoy your THC-less smoke.

@Growstick Dumb Dumb even your edited answer is a Dumb answer. You have lots to learn in the elite ways of growing cannabis.

@OhioFarms - boohoo, some redneck doesn't agree with me... but can't backup his claims with any sources whatsoever. What was that about credibility? 😂 Unlike you, I'm quite happy for people to read what I've written - I hope they do! I do it to help, not because I'm thirsty for free seeds, unlike you! 😂😂 You sound like a petulant child with learning disabilities. I think you should smoke a joint and chill out before you tax what few brain cells you have left. Good luck with your grow. I will be watching to see if you stick your LED 6-inches from the canopy. Of course you won't, because that would be "dumb dumb". 😂😂

@ Growstick DumbDumb You have no credibility now. Everyone read your stupid answer. Then you drag m0use's answer in to try and save your Dumb ass.

@OhioFarms - nothing has been edited, my friend. That's your inability to read I'm afraid. Sorry not sorry.

@OhioFarms - wow. Sounds like someone couldn't find any sources! Unlucky, kid. Better luck next time. 😂

@OhioFarms - Well done... Is "dumb" your new word of the day? Seems to be your fall back on every attempt. Congratulations on being the lowest IQ in the room. I know what I know from experience. You put your lights where you want, I really couldn't care less! But don't give bad advice to new growers. Find me a single source that says 1000W LEDs should be hung at 6 inches from the canopy, and I'll say "fair enough". Until then... "you a dumb dumb" (terrible English by the way). 😂😂😂

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@OhioFarms - ok... and when you invent an LED with the power of the sun, we can hang it 148 million km's away. Jeez - you stretch more than your plants.

Oh and cut your light to 18/6 having that much light at that stage isn't doing it any good...And your humidity is way to low at 40% you should be around 65% Rh and 78 temp as well to get your plants to transpire properly and take up water and nutrients as they need it

@Growstick What does m0use have to do with your Quote? The Sun has way more intensity than an LED. He can have his light at 6-8 inches away easy. Just need the right conditions for it. Done with you some people are just Dumb.

In my opinion, you have a Sulphur degree and a magnesium deficiency Epson salt can pretty much fix the sulfer issue and a dose a calmag for the magnesium issue...Epson salt at 1 tsp per 3.6 L and that should do it..You can also foliare spray it along with adding to the medium...

@OhioFarms - high intensity light increases THC, but not when you blast a 1000W LED (which is what the OP said) at 6-inches distance. Use you brain, kid. As per m0use's quote: "nutrient issues that start at bottom/middle of the plants are from mobile and semi mobile compounds. eg nitrogen, phosphorus, magnesium, calcium. nutrient issues that start at the top of the plants are from immobile compounds. eg iron sulpher" Well it might be PH lockout, but that photo is not showing iron or sulpher deficencies. Stop swinging your tiny d*ck about and accept that this is only a photo, and there are different opinions. Peace.

@Growstick High light intensity increases THC concentration. You have no clue what your talking about just read your other post. Here is your Quote. We'll have to agree to disagree on this one @OhioFarms. If it was a nutrient issue only, it would have started from the bottom of the plant and worked its way up. This is the opposite of what is happening. You a Dumb Dumb!

@OhioFarms - Spoken like a true American. Well done for coming across as ignorant. Good job. Enjoy your thc-less smoke, kid.

@Growstick i ran you over already dumb dumb!

@OhioFarms - I wouldn't buy any weed from you if you keep you plants 6 inches from the LED either, mate. Stick to your lane.

Plants will always have issues if they don't have a balanced diet for the stage they are in. Plants also need the proper environment to thrive. 24 hrs of light is not an environment any plant should have. Letting your substrate get super dry will cause havoc in the root zone. This will cause an issue with the uptake of nutrients to feed you plants.

I suggest checking your ph to see if you have nutrient lock out but you could possibly just have a simple calcium or magnesium deficiency. But I'd check the oh first to make sure you're not out of wack.

Good info, thanks @m0use! I was just going by the figures the OP gave, but whatever the wattage is of that LED, if it stays 6 inches from the plant then this will all be mute in a weeks' time as the plant will be dead.

We'll have to agree to disagree on this one @OhioFarms. If it was a nutrient issue only, it would have started from the bottom of the plant and worked its way up. This is the opposite of what is happening. Trust me, a 1000W LED 6-inches from your canopy will give you light burn, and I have no doubt whatsoever about that.

If it was light burn your top bud would be cooked. Not light burn.

Damn, bro. I just re-read what you said in the question rather than looking at the figures given in your grow diary - the lights were 6-8 inches from the plant?? And you have 1000W?? That is 100% unequivocal light burn. LED's need about 24 (!) inches distance from the canopy in most situations, sometimes more. I'm running mine at 28 inches as the suggested 26 was too close!

There is a few issues here. 24 hr of light is not helping your plant. Plants need down time to equalize in the root zone. Not checking on her in 3 days is a big no no. Final you have a lockout because of bad watering/feed habit. Best of luck the rest of the way.

This could very well be either of the things you've already identified. Looks like a phosphorus deficiency and/or light burn. Your grow diary says the LEDS are "custom 1000W" - if that's the case and you're running them at full power, then 24 inches MIGHT be too close. Only way to know for sure is with a light meter. Whilst I agree there are symptoms of deficiency in these photos, the fact that the affected leaves are all in the top half of the plant rather than the bottom suggests that it is light burn. I would perhaps raise the lights 6 inches (or dim) first and see if this stops the spread. If not, add a heavier dose of nutrients when you next feed.