I keep having this happen just to same plant!! It’s critical purple auto.
Plus it looks like a mutant!..lol
Im at 30" above and it seems to keep getting burned??? The new leaves show damage again!! All of my others look healthy and are growing normal.
Check for pests. Just in case.
Medium too hot possibly?
Packee
Pics? Or it didn’t happen
No bugs (thank goodness). All in happy frog
at day 14 and the rest seem happy! Been checking run off pH and it’s about 6.4. But for some reason even after rasing the lights, what I thought was burn happen again.
I’ll take a pic this time instead of picking it from my stupid phone, hopefully you will see it this time. Thank you all for your input!!!
The good looking one is just next to it, in the same soil and germed at the same time.
Soil could just be too hot. And that phenotype doesn’t care for it.
@covertgrower that was my thought too
Possibly genetics/mutation issue too?
Cant wait to see her grow
Packee
Thanks again for they responses!
I’ll have to agree you both.
But I am just going to let it go and I’m wondering to see what happens to!!
I had one plant do that lately. After the first few sets of leaves, everything went back to normal for me. Hope this is the same for you!
It looks like light stress to me. light stress can cause leaf mutations like that. Also could just be a mutated plant.
Looks like they have been stressed due to poor light schedule. Try to keep the on/off the same. If done that, could be your genes or light. What are they?
The plants in that picture are mother of Barry crossed with a Florida seed that I Pollinated last year the stress is from bugs I’ve been having to keep my tent at 62 to 63゚ to keep the bugs down, But yes they are stressed
Get some insecticidal soap
I was told some dish soap and peroxide mixed with water does well for spite of maids not sure about these fokkers
Get the spray soap. Hell you can spray them with water and dawn dish soap.
But I’d get the insecticidal soap fast
What do you mean by insects Soap and where do I find it
Or diatomatious earth