Light stress or calmag deficiency?

Ganjeeman710
Ganjeeman710started grow question 1mo ago
Is this light stress or a calmag deficiency? Its on the uppers so my assumption is light stress
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 1mo ago
the damage is so advanced, it's even tougher to diagnose even if in good light. Looks like you ignored a potassium deficiency for weeks. At this stage of development, if it was light, you'd see some symptoms in the colas. bleaching, singed pistils as they were first developing etc.. .other ways to rule out light - was growth perfectly fine under same intensity before? Did you ramp it up at some point before the damage showed up? foxtails and knobby colas could also indicate too much light. Extra close nodes, if it was too intense while the internode formed. Damage relegated to the top for what should be fairly mobile nutrients is another tip-off.
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Theia
Theiaanswered grow question 1mo ago
Try taking a photo under normal light. It's hard to see the chlorosis with the blurple. It looks like you have nitrogen toxicity from the clawing leaf. Also looks like serious heat/light damage to all the leaf. Bit with the blurple lights on it's hard to gauge. I think you need to practice less is more..
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