My Green Poison leaf tips are burning not sure wha...

Hi ProfDoty Your girl looking pretty well. First I will tell you congrats on starting a grow. You all ready done a good First step by choosing great strain in Black Cream Auto. Next few steps for high yield 1 Nutritions- I personally start root stimulants form week 1 to week 3. 1/2 recommended dose by supplier. We need a big and healthy root system to have a vital and healthy plant. From Week 3 introduce very low levels off Grow nutritions 1/4 strength From recommended suppliers max doses. This will help the plants get used to been feed. Week 4/5 Up the dose slightly. To half recommend dose By suppliers. And keep feeding next few weeks with half strength Nutritions recommended by manufacturer un till the plant tells you she needs more nutes. When first pistils appear on an auto flower normally between week 4 and 5. I start adding Bloom Nutritions, start slowly with 1/4 recommended doses. It will be beneficial for the plant if you add a little 1ml per litre CalMag solution From week 3 onwards every feed to prevent cal and mag deficiency. Autoflowers love it. Keep in mind it's an Autoflower and they can't take as strong feeding schedules As photoperiodic plants. So I never again will go to max nutritions recommended by suppliers on an Autoflower Plant. Don't go above 3/4 from suppliers recommended dose on Auto flowering plants you will most probably burn them. 2-Light schedule- 16/8 Or 18/6 preferably Plants need time to relax or they can Become overworked. Specially Autoflowers are more prone to over working then photos because are growing very quickly. And light stressed. Weeks 1 to 2- 15000-17000lux Weeks 3 to 5- 30000-35000lux Weeks 6 till Harvest 50000-65000lux 3-Watering Around steam. 6PH ideal for Autoflowers perfect range. Moisture meters handy when below 5 5% moisture water. Wet dry cycle if no moisture meter around. Tip- Check my Grows you could decide to do training techniques. If you do Decide on Autoflowers Start as early as possible. Hope this helps and happy Growing.

nutrient burn.back off nutrients on that plant.it is not a big deal at the moment but should take measures quick.no need to flush,just back off and watch closely.

Basing this answer on and assuming your run off is coming back good? Not sure if the 6.6 is for feed or RO but if your soil pH is good that's what I'll focus on👍.I do believe you're looking at a very slight nute burn. You may not be over feeding them, necessary, but with the high heat and lower lower humidity, she may be eating and taking to much too fast. The humidity probably needs to be a bit higher if you're able to bump it up. Roughly 60% RH. Lastly, I used a Phlizon 1200 in my first grow, and I feel 26" is good, but as precaution, just for the time being, try backing it off by a few inches and see if she stresses less. I don't feel it's a big issue and it just caught a little too many nutrients, there. Good luck in the coming days, I'm positive she'll grow out of it👍 Cheers

I think she'd looking really healthy. My guess is its time to start adding nutrients now and she's looking for what she can't find. 🌱👍