buttery420
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Based on the picture alone would you say this is heat or nute burn?
Heat or Nute-burn?
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buttery420
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Interesting. 1 vote for heat damage and + rep to you my friend.
Mister.Sinister
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What kind/wattage of light are you using and how close is it to the plant?
buttery420
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11 hours under CFL's/Fluro's, 5 hours under 250watt HPS, temps have been a bit high at times, but they're also slow growers so I'm thinking I could have given then too much nutes for their size rather than age. Both options are as viable as each other.
buttery420
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>>>>>>>>>bumpy : ) : )
How large and how much nutes did you give them?
In my experience a general overall yellowing of a leaf is from lack of food or light.
I've been fooled before with small plants, thinking I was getting nutrient burn at the tips of the plant. Then I slacked off on food and it got even worse. I was actually underfeeding.
what temps do you reach in there.. i would definitely go with nute burn, just for the fact cfl's and a 250 watter shouldn't make enough heat to cause damage.. unless the 250 watter is right on the plant. i have seen temps in the 90's w/o damaging the plant.. to me it really looks like nute burn.. could be over watering too...
Cali.Grown>408
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it looks like a heat related issue to me..when i got nutrient burns in the past it was on the outter edges of the blades not just the tips
PurplPotSmoka
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i go with nute problem hands down