check out these leaves... whats wrong(good pics+form)

[TheXFactor]

E-indoor
E-soil,
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SCLR- 6.8
E-r/o calmag added for taste(bottled water)
E-6-0-6.5
E-8-10 weeks.
E-pureblend pro botanicare
E-1/2 strength everyother watering.
E-400 w mh, about 16-18inches.
E-70-78*F
E-humidty 30-40%
E-18/6
E-okay ventaliation
TR-Did you pre-soak your media? no


heres a hawaii x skunk.

1)it seems like a bug might be nibbling away, maybe not..

2)the next one is nl x haze, and the big huge fan leafs are getting a reddish tint. and i at first thought it might be spider mites, and it looks like there are eggs all over the seeds but under a mag i cant find any mites. also the 3rd pic is the top leafs that have a dull green and have a washboard type surface. also the outter edges of each leaf are a bluish green, and the inside is light green.

3) if i were to place a plant into flower that might currently be having some lockout or nutrient def., it is growing vegetatively but very slowly, could this have a catastrophic effect on quality and yeild?

4) is it best to place a plant into flower when it is growing rapidly and healthily in veg state?

[TheXFactor]

bump.. stinky, any help?

[TheXFactor]

bump..........................

[Lit Up]

I'd say your plants look completely healthy. Aside from some wear and tear that goes along with a grow, they look perfectly healthy in my book.

I get some yellow spots here and there on some older leaves(I'm guessing those are "older" leaves) nothing to worry about. 1st pic does look funky but when I see that it usually means the cats got in there. Peace

[detroitfish]

i also think they look good! just keep an eye on them but nice crop :thumbsup:

[Rusty Trichome]

Check the underside of the leaves, and the stems, too...looking for little black dots, caterpillars, or any other bugs. (will need to be addressed, if you find something)

If nothing there, it could be leaf-irritation from a fan rubbing one leaf against another. (nothing to worry about)

Is that one fan leaf the only one that looks truly munched-on, or are there others just like it? Because that doesn't look like normal wear-n-tear.

Ignored problems rarely go away by themselves. Yes, it can and will affect quantity and quality. Yes, a healthy plant has an easier go of it, when transitioning to flower.

[oSecretGardeno]

A little late guys lol, this was almost 2 months ago. I would be interested in hearing what the culprit was if you happen to know XFactor. Assuming you flipped to flower these bitches should be good and ripe by now.

Update?

[TheXFactor]

hell this was a while a go...

the pic with the nible, was a hawaiian x skunk but the few beans i had left turned into males... most of the others in those pics were males... but i have since gone through genetic cleansing and through cloning i now have a basement full of bitches only..

The problem could have been i bit under fed(in the cal-mag way), maybe a few insects but nothing ever grew outta control. now im just perfecting the art of growing. getting the right nute scheduals.. / maintaining proper soil ph