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The leaves are at the edge of your pot. That dry soil like that is kind of hydrophobic and needs to get water mixed in or it kind of makes channels and goes straight to the bottom

I dont think it bugs because the pattern of it is pretty consistent for a bug munching on it. It may be some sort of nutrient deficiency that caused it. weak genetics?? You can always spray for bugs, if the whole plant in general looks ok, and its growing, I wouldn't go chasing after a problem...

the yellow spots looks like the start of a P deficiency to me. I would water it thoroughly cuz you dont want dry spots in your soil...add a lite feeding of nutes to give it a boost ...200 ppms...and add microbes to that soil to break down that crap to make it available to the plant. Plants...

Your crushing it . And its not light burn They kind of look normal maybe.. ..in the past... you were lite on the nitrogen maybe mag maybe K. I wouldnt do anything except maybe feed it some mag if they have a couple of weeks left ...idk and let it go they're about done. If your light is too...

Well.. you can debate foxtailing till the cows come home.. it might be the heat ..genetics idk ..to me its just more bud. The brown spots looks like a P deficiency a long time ago. Wouldnt worry about it. My advice would be to pic off the yellow leaves as they are about done and get light on...

Yes light on the babies but you dont have a baby anymore your probably under feeding it and a ppm meter will tell you what your feeding it. The soil will buffer it and that plant can handle a 650 ppm feeding, better than guessing at it. I guess since your posting on here and asking about it you...

Looks like cal. the plant looks ok to me though cant wory about a couple of leaves. Pick the other leaf off and carry on.

Looks P and K deficient, feed it about 650 ppms of the nute add in some microbes feed water water feed. dont have a ppm meter ....get one. You really need to know what ppm your feeding at or your just guessing and thats why it looks the way it does for the most part. and add microbes.

burnt em up ...you need a ppm meter to really know what your giving them....feed water water feed.

You dont need a heater. Cant imagine temps falling like that where you would need one. But you do you. I only run a dehuey in the winter time when everything is closed up, other times I just exhaust it out. So I guess its where you live and the climate and how well the room is sealed but...

I dont see why you have a heater for the reason you state but oh well ...party on...

You can just use regular microbes and set them loose to battle the root rot. Depending on your setup is how you might consider applying it. I do ebb and flo so after a feeding i'll take some res water and add some microbes to it and top feed my plants so it sets on the roots till the next...

I wouldnt throw it away. As in no fucking way i'm throwing this out i'm going to fix my mistake and take care of this.. This what you do. Get a lid something, use a tray, whatever that works that you have, make a thing for the top of the pot. Cut a narrow U in it so it slides over the top of...

Normally you should be fine at 40. Is the airflow good enough? Do you exhaust the air? Well you said that you use co2 so I guess not. When the lights go out there is usually a spike in humidity. Whats the humidity a couple of hours after lights out? If their that big you can take a fork and...

Auto's are lite feeders from what I understand.

Your in flower and that plant is stressed. Your kind of screwed. It'll survive I guess if you do things right. I would say that this is just a learning experience to figure out what you did and to not repeat it again. Like I said flush renute at half strength add back some microbes leave it in...

Soil is too hot flush pot renute at half strength keep in the shade. What happened is that in the heat the plant is taking up more water than it did in the past with the soil being hot that burned up the plant. or however you fed it but that is your problem. imo

Run with it if its working but when week three and four of flower come around and you see a bunch of deficiencies pop up its because of what your doing now that caused it. Vegging nice green plants is easy, its when it goes into flower that you will need to know what those feeding requirements...

If they did it may have coated the roots and its suffocating the plant. About the only advice I can give is to flush the pot thoroughly and then renute and add back some microbes, then leave it alone and seee what happens Looks like it may be outdoors ...so make sure its in the shade all day...

You really dont know what microbes do. do ya.