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With no pics I would think bugs because you said the spots were following/ near the veins. Look for bugs and I have no idea what kind of bugs that would be, I have not researched much into bugs but I need to and I am after i finish this post.

looks a little burnt how much you feeding and when was the last feeding. you should cut out the Nitrogen and boost your P and K aswell calcium and mag, and when i say burnt i mostly mean to green,her leaves are very green for that late into flower.

yea it could be potassium but i dont see rusty spots of the leaves which it would cause. i would check your ph make sure its on track.

wow thats a crazy camera, i see you already have your answer =]

this is just my opinion. i think your soil is staying to wet it may dry up at the top but there is no way the bottom is drying up, this will cause your ph to drop because the wet soil goes sour. i have to agree with the post above i find it really hard to believe that a plant that size has used...

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just let her grow think of it an early low stress training and when she grows keep low stress training.

i dont think hydrogen peroxide being sprayed on the plant was a good idea, i think your problem is a ph issue. when i first started and i have seedling issues it was always ph issue. but over watering could cause your soils ph it drop by being wet for so long it gets sour. i would let her dry...

i would just feed more N its to early for it to start eating herself.

I would also like to add, im guessing you are using cfls you should look into low stress training you can either bend her over and tie her down or grow her into a screen. to maximize your yeild you could even triple your yeild if you take your time and research, the purpose of this is to...

yea over watered or your soil is just to compacted and suffocating your roots of fresh air. after you have fixed that problem you should start a light feeding schedule when i say light i do mean light she is small with only a couple leaves think to your self how much food could this girl...

can you rule out genetics? do they look healthy? can you post pics whats your feeding schedule? what line of nute? there are a few things that can cause this. see what you can rule out.

i would move your lights about 4 inches way get make a reflector to direct the light where it needs to be, at the dollor store there are some pretty big and thick sheets of paper for 34 cents each one side is flat and one side gloss use the flat white side it will make a huge difference!! in the...

i would feed her very very little cause that may not be your problem and can cause more damage, but you said the ph was correct so your problem could be that its hungry, it does look like phosphorus def just becareful add a weak strenght and see if her problem stops spreading.

i would almost guarantee sulfur even tho its rare,is your ph in check if so. does your nutes supply sulfur?

yea dont worry just think of it as topping. she will be alot bushier now =]

to monitor nute levels you would need a tds meter but i think you already knew this, and you were really asking a good brand of tds meter someone with a little more knowledge on this subject to help you out. as for your problem yes they do look nute burnt but the real worry to me is you said...

oh im sure it is that was a very good idea, i just wanted to make sure you were going to keep an eye on it =P

you should lay off the N she looks like she has alot of N what nutes are you using?

i would becareful with the moist tissue thats a really good idea but i would be scared of it causing mold.