Apple Strudel something is wrong

CY-GENETICS
CY-GENETICSstarted grow question 2mo ago
My 9 day old auto seedling looks kinda weird, havent fed anything the soil is biobizz light mix. could it be that watered dropplets on the leaves and the led burned them or is it a nutrient deficiency Its my 1st like actual grow so any help would be amazing.
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squalino
squalinoanswered grow question 2mo ago
hello normally according to your image, here is the diagnosis for your 9 day old seedling: ​1. Burning by “magnifying glass effect” vs. Nutrients ​The droplet hypothesis: This is a classic beginner's mistake. If you have watered and drops of water remain on the leaves under a powerful LED, the water actually has a magnifying effect and can burn the tissues locally. The brown/rust spots on your leaves look a lot like this. Nutrient deficiency: In Biobizz Light Mix, there are enough nutrients to last at least 10 to 14 days. At 9 days, it is almost impossible for it to be a deficiency, especially on an automatic which consumes little to begin with. ​2. The pH problem ​If it's not water on the leaves, the No. 1 cause of spots on a young plant is often an inappropriate pH. If your watering water is too hard (pH 7.0), the plant blocks the absorption of certain trace elements (such as manganese or calcium), which creates these small rusty spots. ​3. My advice to save the little one ​Targeted watering: Only water the soil, never the leaves. If water falls on it, gently dab it with a paper towel. ​Distance from LED: At 9 days, make sure your lamp is not too close. Too much intensity on such a young plant can weaken the leaf tissues. ​No fertilizer! Above all, don't add anything now. Your Light Mix does the job. Wait until the plant has at least 3 or 4 layers of leaves before thinking about Bio-Grow. ​In summary: Don't panic. The new leaves emerging from the center look very green and healthy. If the spots do not extend to the new shoots, it was just a small accident (water or light) I hope I was able to help you have a good day.
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Shijo_Kingoanswered grow question 2mo ago
I personally have never seen any proof of the water droplet on leaves combined with strong light burn effect. Not on cannabis plants, nor on any other plants indoor or outdoor. If it would be true, you would see a lot of brown spots on many leaves in nature on a sunny summer day after rainfall. A nutrient deficiency is possible but very difficult to determine. The newer leaves look fine and healthy. Since the brown spots are visible only on the older leaves you would have to look into nutrients that the plant can transport to the younger leaves, i.e. are mobile. The most common mobile nutrient probably being nitrogen. Check https://www.leafly.com/learn/growing/troubleshooting/nutrient-deficiencies for mobile and immobile deficiencies. I would recommend following BioBizz feeding chart and make sure it gets the grow fertiliser it needs right now. I wouldn't worry too much about the curly leaves as it probably is due to genetics which will sort itself out once your plant starts maturing. Please remember that not each seed, not even of the same variety, will produce a healthy plant.
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