Is this nute burn?

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Hypert

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Hey all. Just need a little help diagnosing my plant.

Growing indoors with fox farm soil and just started week 1 of flower. Watering every 3-5 days as needed.

Let me know if you need any other info.
 

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Thanks for the reply coreywebster. Temps are around 76ish. RH is %50. Been watering with PH adjusted to 6.5.
 
Temps seem fine... The curled edges if not from heat could be too much light intensity. Or it could have been a short heat spike you didn't notice... Either way environmental.
 
I'm using a platinum led p300 in a 2x4x5 grow tent. I have the lights raised as high as possible.

Can too much light intensity cause the tips to yellow, or are only curled edges caused by that?
 
Hypert said:
I'm using a platinum led p300 in a 2x4x5 grow tent. I have the lights raised as high as possible.

Can too much light intensity cause the tips to yellow, or are only curled edges caused by that?
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To much light would bleach the leaves, to much heat would canoe then. But heat effects nutrient intake too, without obvious signs of heat stress.
 
Hypert said:
Hey all. Just need a little help diagnosing my plant.

Growing indoors with fox farm soil and just started week 1 of flower. Watering every 3-5 days as needed.

Let me know if you need any other info.
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What nutes are you using. Those brown spots look like a Ca deficiency.
 
I started with jacks classic. I used under 1/4 of a teaspoon per gallon. I only fed 2 times total and after I seen what I thought to be nute burn I did a flush until I seen the water coming out to be clear. I just got fox farm nutes. Do you think I should some big bloom to help with any difficancys or will that cause the nute burn to be worse? Thanks again for everyone's contribution.
 
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