First few pics looks like it was potentially overwatered at some point. Third pic, potential nitrogen deficiency; what is the pH & PPM of the soil runoff? 4th pic variegation. 5th pic droplets may be from nutrient solution left on the leaves. You posted this 4 days ago; how does the plant look now?
@Mr. Grow It I noticed another plant now with the same brown spots on the bottom leaf. Think they need Cal Mag or PK? PH run off 5.3 and PPM around 1986-2064.
I agrees with @TnA Homegrown, some of those spots look like they could be dried droplets from your feeding, that was my first guess too. The other thing it could be is a calcium deficiency, that would be my second guess. What kind of soil are you using, what are you feeding them and are you adding CalMag? Are you monitoring PH?
A couple of other thoughts ...
The third picture looks like one of the first leaves. The very first set of leaves often die and fall off, I wouldn't worry about those ones.
In the fourth picture, those scuff like marks on the leaf could be from wind burn. Do you have a fan near that side?
Using Foxfarm Ocean Forest, 6.2 PH for the water used to water, I'm afraid of overwatering and have not watered enough for any run off. Also I used Recharge when transplanting and wondering if this has anything to do with stress from transplanting? I have 2 fans at the top of my tent so they are not close to the plants and on low. I also mist the plants with the same water I use to water them. Thanks so much!
Be careful when feeding nutes. I have a habit of touching leaves with the water can so I lightly mist the leaves with de chlorinated water to “rinse” them. Not saying that is the problem, but it’s something the pics remind me of. Good luck 🌱🪴🤙🏻
First few pics looks like it was potentially overwatered at some point. Third pic, potential nitrogen deficiency; what is the pH & PPM of the soil runoff? 4th pic variegation. 5th pic droplets may be from nutrient solution left on the leaves. You posted this 4 days ago; how does the plant look now?
I agrees with @TnA Homegrown, some of those spots look like they could be dried droplets from your feeding, that was my first guess too. The other thing it could be is a calcium deficiency, that would be my second guess. What kind of soil are you using, what are you feeding them and are you adding CalMag? Are you monitoring PH?
A couple of other thoughts ...
The third picture looks like one of the first leaves. The very first set of leaves often die and fall off, I wouldn't worry about those ones.
In the fourth picture, those scuff like marks on the leaf could be from wind burn. Do you have a fan near that side?
Be careful when feeding nutes. I have a habit of touching leaves with the water can so I lightly mist the leaves with de chlorinated water to “rinse” them. Not saying that is the problem, but it’s something the pics remind me of. Good luck 🌱🪴🤙🏻