First time indoor grow...do these look alright so far?

[PinkFloyd426]

Suppose I'm a noob. And actually this is my 2nd. grow, but first wasn't with decent lighting.

My ladies are getting on 3 weeks old, and I am noticing on a few plants this neat looking gold color in the leaves. The leaves look very healthy, but I am curious about this color.
Maybe it is the type of strain that it came from?? (just random seeds taking from different bags throughout the years...when they had any seeds)
Anyone seen this before? Should I be concerned? I just today started using nutes (as prescribed). Was letting the soil do its thing for the first 2 odd weeks.

Overall they look extremely healthy....just 2 out of 6 of them have this gold-ish glow to them.

Thanks for any response!

 

[Galvatron]

hard to tell with the yellow lights. you should try and get a pic under natural lighting.

 

[mmmmbrownies]

and i am always referring back to this page
https://www.rollitup.org/marijuana-plant-problems/488004-guide-nutrient-deficiency-toxicity.html

 

[Maine Outdoors]

They look like they are doing fine, I wouldn't really worry about the gold-ish color unless your leaves actually start yellowing... Good Luck!

 

[PinkFloyd426]

I took another pic out in natural light as suggested (and glad I did). I am starting to think maybe I applied the nutes just in time. I am seeing a little discoloring on some of the edges. The goldish look I described in my initial post must have just been the glow of the HPS's since I cant really see it now outside the grow room.

Thank you all for the responses...and I will be saving the above link on the nutes. Great thread there!

Thank you all

 

[fir3dragon]

I took another pic out in natural light as suggested (and glad I did). I am starting to think maybe I applied the nutes just in time. I am seeing a little discoloring on some of the edges. The goldish look I described in my initial post must have just been the glow of the HPS's since I cant really see it now outside the grow room.

Thank you all for the responses...and I will be saving the above link on the nutes. Great thread there!

Thank you all

looks good.....

 

[mmmmbrownies]

yeah looks awesome...

 

[Galvatron]

yup looks fine even with the little bit of discoloration on the leaves.

 

[PinkFloyd426]

This just doesnt look right does it? I have read the section on nutrients and still cant really figure out what is going on. Out of 6 plants only this one has this coloring.

I have only given these plants nutes once so far, and they all look great except this one
They are 3 weeks old, and I figured the soil would be enough nutes in the first 2-3 weeks...this is why they have only been given nutes once so far.

Can anyone tell buy the pic. what my problem might be here? I really need some help...thanks

 

[Smoke1,2,3]

To close to your light it's burning it

 

[Galvatron]

this one might be more sensitive to nutes than the others. mark it down in your note book or keep it in mind for the future.

 

[lesbogreenthumb]

a little bit of yellowing on the tips is normal - if it worsens consider checking your light placement

 

[fir3dragon]

Looks like light bleaching. It's a little too close

 

[ambedexteras]

pic one on the first post looks like a cool strain. def a diff structure to it then most plants. looking good tho for the most part man.

 

[PinkFloyd426]

To close to your light it's burning it

Thank you. I have a feeling you are right. The light is about 15" above them. (was trying to avoid stretching as much as possible) I will correct this ASAP. Thanks

 

[PinkFloyd426]

this one might be more sensitive to nutes than the others. mark it down in your note book or keep it in mind for the future.

Thank you, and good advice. I will keep track in my notes of this one. Also reading the other replies, I have a feeling the light is too close to my babies. So I will also be raising the light some. Thanks again on the good advice!

 

[Nitro1990]

a little bit of yellowing on the tips is normal

since when?

 

[PinkFloyd426]

a little bit of yellowing on the tips is normal - if it worsens consider checking your light placement

Thanks for the info, and as soon as I can I will be raising the light some. I'm really starting to think this is the problem. (I hope)

 

[PinkFloyd426]

Looks like light bleaching. It's a little too close

Yup, Im convinced the light is to close. Seems everyone is suggesting this. I will correct the height problem soon. Thanks for the response!

 

[PinkFloyd426]

pic one on the first post looks like a cool strain. def a diff structure to it then most plants. looking good tho for the most part man.

Thanks!! I noticed that to. Looks different from the others. Maybe it will be some super chiilin stuff when its done Thanks again