Need help identifying problem with leaves

I noticed yesterday the 2 fan leaves on the 1st node kinda had these spots that look like wet/water spots on the fan leaves

this morning it looks worse and now the 2 fan leaves on the 2nd node has them too

I thought maybe it was from overwatering but the pot is dry and I’ve only been watering every 4th or 5th day

now the plant is starting to look droopy like it needs to be fed(last watering was Sunday) but i want to figure out what’s wrong first

strain is Bubblegum x GSC from CSI Humboldt

heres some pics of the leaves

With no other info, I'd say you need to back off your N component. Whole plant pics under natural light, along with your grow details, would help. Good luck

CannaCountry said:

With no other info, I'd say you need to back off your N component. Whole plant pics under natural light, along with your grow details, would help. Good luck

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At work right now but i can post a whole plant pic when i get home

the plant looks a little droopy like it needs to be watered but looks fine outside of the couple leaves I posted

I been feeding 1 gram of megacrop per gallon but i did up it to 2 grams last feeding

plant is 3 weeks in veg in a 3gal smartpot grown in soil

tyke1973 said:

what is the humidity

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Temp is usually 81 and humidity in the 50s but it was warmer than usual the last couple days so my humidifier hasn’t turned on the last 2 days and the temps have been 87 and humidity 38

I have the humidistat set to turn if the humidity drops below 45

Zipz55 said:

At work right now but i can post a whole plant pic when i get home

the plant looks a little droopy like it needs to be watered but looks fine outside of the couple leaves I posted

I been feeding 1 gram of megacrop per gallon but i did up it to 2 grams last feeding

plant is 3 weeks in veg in a 3gal smartpot grown in soil

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Based purely on this piece of information, that the symptoms only began post-application of an almost doubled dose of nutrients, I would simply water as normal until we figure out without a doubt exactly what the problem is. It may be as simple as overfertilizing, it may be as complex as a PH issue. What kind of soil are you growing in?