1st grow mid week 3 can anyone help ?

Benni9
Benni9started grow question 3y ago
Any ideas on this I think it’s nute burn Fox farms 2.5ml grow big 7.5ml big bloom to 1 gal water (1/4 of recommended dose) ph6.5 humidity 60% 25-6 degrees Celsius
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Leaves. Edges burnt
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Growstick
Growstickanswered grow question 3y ago
I just looked up your light (as per your grow diary) and it's similar to the V600 model which I have used in the past. I doubt it was that which caused the issue. So I don't know - you can see that it's affecting multiple leaves so I'm not sure that its water damage, hence my suggesting you re-check the peak temperature and humidity readings. Other than that your plants look pretty healthy to me so if it doesn't spread I wouldn't worry too much. Good luck!
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Growstick
Growstickanswered grow question 3y ago
If I had to guess from the photos alone I would say minor heat or humidity issues - are you confident on the figures you gave? Do you have a min-max view on the hygrometer/thermometer? You said yourself that you only fed a 1/4 nutrient strength, so it shouldn't be nute burn, and you said your PH is 6.5 which would be correct for soil. I'm looking at your diary photos... are you using a UV light? In particular, a UVB light? If you are, you might be burning the plants as they have to be used in moderation. Even UVA needs to be increased gradually.
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UnkleSkunk
UnkleSkunkanswered grow question 3y ago
no it's not a nutrient burn because it would be on all the leaves maybe some water was left under the light and burned them if you look at the leaves they have a nice green that reaches the tips so keep going and don't worry ..
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