Heat Stress or Nutrient Deficiency?

MMSC16
MMSC16started grow question 3y ago
Is this heat stress or lack of nutrients? Fading leaves, 24 days from last dry organic amendment (Gaia Green 444, 284 and worm castings)Raised serrated edges of leaves on tallest cola tells me it's too hot despite temperature in range (79F max temp, 65% RH. 16" from Light)
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Week 7
Leaves. Curl up
Leaves. Color - Pale
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Stork
Storkanswered grow question 3y ago
It's not heat, your heat levels are fine, and your feed is also okay. The issue here is light burn/stress. To address this, consider moving your light slightly farther away from your plant, approximately 5-10 cm. Additionally, if possible, reduce the humidity to around 50-55%. Keep in mind that 65% humidity is too high for the flowering stage
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CULTIVATORFROG
CULTIVATORFROGanswered grow question 3y ago
Leaf discoloration may be due to a lack of nutrients. I read your diary and I don't see a diet or EC parameters. For feeding, you can follow the regimen indicated by the brand of your product, or buy an electroconductivity meter for better accuracy. By the 3rd week of flowering, you should feed with more potassium at least once a week.
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Roberts
Robertsanswered grow question 3y ago
Tacoing of leaves is too warm. Is your light too close throwing a hot spot on plant. 82f is about the tops they can take without special equipment
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MMSC16
MMSC16answered grow question 3y ago
I've checked a few other journals and the raised serrated edges don't concern me so much anymore, however - input on when to feed and visual cues aside from leaves 'fading' would be very welcome!
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