Is this nute burn?

[TJx]

Hey first time grower, I’m 42 days in and I’m having a little burning on 2 of my plants. I’m using cutting edge solutions, 2tsp of 2-1-6 grow , 1tsp of 6-0-0 micro , and 1tsp of 2-0-0 cal-mag and always have my ph at 6.5 .it’s only on 1 leaf on either plant. What should I do to prevent it spreading? And should I get rid of the individual leaf, the whole leaf, or just leave it be? Any advice would be greatly appreciate
​​​​​​-TJ

 

[Puglover1]

Hi, welcome! I would look on the main GWE site leaf issue identifier pictures. Plants look healthy, everything nice and clean. I'm not familiar with your brand of nutes, a tsp is 5 ml, that sounds like plenty but that's compared to the brand I used. Companies tend to suggest using more, because then you buy more. Are you growing in coco coir? Some bags could use a little topping off - guilty of same here. I'm sure someone more helpful will chime in later. Happy Pharming.

 

[alltatup]

TJx Nute burn starts at the tip of the finger, so it doesn't look like it to me.

 

[Gingerbeard]

If what you are showing is all there is, I'm calling user error leaf damage. It happens. You can always check under the leaves for bugs.
One of the other two ladies may correct me when I say this: If you had a nutrient issue, it would not appear as a few spots. It would be all over the place.

 

[SoOrbudgal]

No that's not nute burn just like above comment, slight burp in Ph but if it gets worse take another shot post it. Great looking grow, right now most outdoor photo plants are storing and preparing to preflower in a few weeks or less depends on your area. Do not overfeed, but continue same course best of luck

 

[Gingerbeard]

"... like above comment."? I have a name.

 

[DW2]

Howdy TJx, in the first photo there are some 'spots' that look like either eggs or tiny larvae (can't tell for sure), but as GB said it would be more widespread if it was nutrient and/or pH related. Get a magnifier and check the leaves, top and underside for critters.
good luck with your grow (by the way, the plants do look very good overall)

 

[Gingerbeard]

Oh yeah. Don't remove the damaged leaves. Keep an eye on them and see if the damage gets worse.