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Strange pink spots

Weedarast

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Hi,

Strain - Indica Blue Cheese (Barneys)
# of Plants - 1
Grow Type - Soil
Grow Stage - Flowering
Bucket Size - 2.5 Gallon
Lights - 50 (6500K) + 80 (3500K) Watt LED
Nutrients - Greenhouse Powder Feeding Series + Cana 14/12
Medium - 75% Soil 25% Perlite
PH - 6.5
RH - 50% to 55%
Room Temperature -78 to 84
Solution Temperature -65 to 69
Room Square Footage - 3' x 2'
Pests - None Known

This plant had root aeration problems from the beginning. Then I transplanted into another soil better mixed and prepared.

I noticed pink spots 2 weeks ago and thought the leaves will turn this color. But, today I used a lens to zoom and here is what I discovered:

Any thoughts?
 

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Hey Weedarast - That's a great post you started there, telling everyone everything. Good on ya. Is that Can a 14/12 a calcium magnesium additive?
If it isn't, then maybe that's what you need.
 
Weedarast I had a similar problem with a few GSCs. My problem was that my LED were too close. The LEDs burn the leaves a little different the say HPS. I moved my like an inch past the recommended height mroblem gone. Does it feel and look like a rash on a human?
 
It looks like teenage face pimple. Try to zoom on 1st photo. Has whitish head. But the strange thing is that is mainly on lower leaves. So I don't think the over-lighting is the cause.

Actually, was. Cause yesterday I removed most of leaves. Today plant looks very well. Continuing observation.
 
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