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Week 3: leaves crispy from lights
OutdoorOperationsstarted grow question 2y ago
What do I do with leaves that have already been crispied by lights.. leave them? Trim them? They arenāt hurting anything, or are they? Already moved the lights to resolve problem 1 but what do I do to keep things moving in the right direction?
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Robertsanswered grow question 2y ago
It looks like she has been over watered. As long as your humidity is above 40 and below 70 they won't have humidity related issues. The light was too close or intense. Vegging plants don't need lots of intense lighting. I also see your ph was 8 in your diary. 6.2 ph would do them a lot better. I would remove the damaged leaves once she has grow some healthy ones.
Pnutgfanswered grow question 2y ago
Someone smarter than me probably told you that your light is causing that problem but I don't think that's the light causing your plant to look like that.
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Grey_Wolfanswered grow question 2y ago
stressed leaves can be a way for pathogens to get in
I'd remove them mate as they are not providing any energy
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Organomananswered grow question 2y ago
Just leave them, they will not harm anything.
They will probably die and fall off soon enough anyway.
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kashmiranswered grow question 2y ago
It's not a light problem especially if you have a LED. It's an overwatering issue if I had to guess, ph or humidity . One or more of those factors are not in check.
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Krisisanswered grow question 2y ago
Aw, poor lil thing. If it was me, Iād leave it for now, just because thatās all she has and parts still look capable of doing work. Iād want any bit of energy grabbing they can provide. Once she grows a bunch more Iād probably remove them, or at least trim the non useful parts off. Good luck
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GreenthumbJacobsanswered grow question 2y ago
Das sieht aus als ob viel zu wenig Luftfeuchtigkeit da ist. Die brauchen so 75-80% ansonsten trocknen die BlƤtter aus
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