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Shit eh. Hopefully that's your problem as well. Let me know your results as I will be sure to post mine in a week or so )

RH is low, I haven't foliar fed, no bugs. At least I'm hoping and I'm having a hard time finding bugs if there are there. Narrowed it down to "wind" or the fan anyway, already relocated it and turned it down a notch also made room between plants so they aren't bumping each other. Will give it a...

Currently waiting on my ash trees as well they are just starting to show signs recently of those fuckers it really sad (disgusting) how our disposable society has ruined a great deal of well pretty much everything.

Well I'll keep you guys posted and thanks again for the help hopefully problem solved although this is nothing compared to the thrips I had a few months back those fuckers would just not die.

Halyomorpha halys, also known as the brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB), or simply the stink bug, is an insect in the family Pentatomidae that is native to China, Japan and Taiwan.[2] It was accidentally introduced into the United States, with the first specimen being collected in September...

I've mixed up my bugs it seems lol this is what we have I haven't even seen that one before. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_conifer_seed_bug They prefer sap from the cones of coniferous trees.

Ya me too the size of em. Damage could be similar to a caterpillar? I've had problems with earwigs before they can much small plants pretty good but there easy to spot and get rid of. :)

lol I also never knew they ate plants. I'll still toss em outside when I find em but maybe a bit further from the house from now on lol.

I find em in the house sometimes but never even close to the area my plants are in but Im still keepin a eye out :)

Hopefully I will update if any more spots show up and also if I find any stinkbugs still a possibility.

I went and checked the remaining holes on leaves I haven't removed and I can almost match up a leaf tip with the damaged area. If I gently tap them to make em move they almost touch the damaged area's I think that it has been my fans all along I am certainly hoping so with such an easy fix. I...

Ya I have been training the shit outta them but I noticed my small 1 small plant that hasn't bee trained yet (she's not big enough yet) also has the same damage on 1 or 2 small areas.

True I do use a spray bottle to moisten my soil top before watering maybe a fine mist is gathering? Water is not chlorinated.

Nope haven't seen there shit I have done the shake test for thrips before so I tried that today trying to see if any bugs fell onto the paper but practically nothing comes off except the odd black spec which always seems to be soil left over from prior transplants. :)

That's what I thought I can usually spot anything that's not supposed to be in there but I not going to say for sure. :) Also my smaller tent is barley a 3x3 so when I clean it out every wall pretty much gets wiped down as well as pots bottoms and sides every so often.

That's True about the lights when its dark so you gave me an idea. I could shut the lights off for a bit then open the tent doors keep the main room closed and turn on a lamp to draw them towards it? Edit: If indeed they are in there :)

I haven't actually vacuumed them much only once or twice but that was weeks ago before some of the affect leaves were even there. :) Maybe a Rouge stink bug in each tent I will keep an eye for that.

Ok so could the tips of the leaves be almost puncturing other leaves with the repeated motion of the fan so to speak? They are sort of bushy so a lot of leaves are covering others partially. Edit: I did have some deformed growth as well I was wondering about that :)

Yes we have a lot of the Western Coniferous Stink bugs around here maybe you guys are right. I find the ones we have are attracted to lights though so wouldn't he be flying aroud my cfl's? :)

Maybe could it actually make tiny holes though? I can see it maybe making tears. Its super gentle though and so am I.