SOIL HELP first timer colors seem off.. light burn? HELP

[Jakedasnake]

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[Bluey]

I'm not seeing any problems at all but keep an eye on those large leaves on the large buds for any changes

 

[90Gizmo]

Sounds like you have a very nice setup for a first grow. I don't have lights that strong but I'll bet that if you didn't burn them up as sprouts that you have your lights figured out. Perhaps your FFOF has used up all it's nutes after four weeks?

 

[Bluey]

Light intensity will often first show up as a taco/clam shell on your higher leaves and a praying to the sun before damage starts to occur. Be sure to check not just at lights on but closer to lights off.

 

[SoOrbudgal]

It looks reallly good for 4 wks. I'd start some bloom nutes next time you water. Just keep an eye on those tops don't let them get any closer to the light no more than 20" if it's that strong bleaching out the top buds happens quick.

 

[AGH]

Wow, your plants are looking nice, especially for your first grow!

Good job being attentive and noticing that some of those leaves are looking just the tiniest little bit paler than you might like.

I agree that starting some nutrients would be good and possibly backing off the light as they continue to grow closer. Also, the newer growth towards the top will naturally be a little paler when they're younger, so keep an eye to see if they stay like that or if they darken up as they age.

Whatever you do, don't rush things. Adjust one variable at a time and then wait a few days to see how the plant reacts otherwise it's easy to start feeling like you're chasing your tail.

Looks like you're doing a good job so keep it up!

 

[OldManGrower]

I believe AGH has put his finger on it. I see a potential for light burn in the canoeing of the top leaves but overall your first grow is certainly better than mine was. Raise or dim your lights a tad and give the girls some food.