Most definitely, I have that xray vision lol I see all in my room lol, I just don’t see the tells of mites, I can see a yellow discoloration in the whole leaves leading me to think something in the water
Yeah @natesaysdoless we need more info, whats ur room temp, rh and are they on a cold floor or lifted off the floor. Whats ur watering schedule, what size pots, are u growing in soil or cubes?
What nutes are u using?
Try a compost tea and see if that revives anything, id do a foliar to get it into ur plant asap. And the left overs u can soil drench it
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This happened to me awhile ago but could be nitro deficiency - they taco-ed in the other direction when trying a tester strain - everything else in the room loved the N level but those couldn’t fucking stand it. Personally i’ve noticed that if you have mites you’ll see the leaf-dotting before you notice huge damages or taco-ing THEN you’ll get the physical damage.
Also the slight bleaching of the leaves is a sign to me as bad N levels makes the plants sort of yellow early. If it truly is N deficiency you’ll notice leaves wilting and eventually eating themselves for nutes. FUCKING METAL.
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Were just going with the easiest answer 
and i think bugs should always be the first thing u look at, unless youve been buying all ur nutes in a bottle at the store
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Light/Heat Stress was the first thing that comes to mind for me. I experienced almost the exact symptoms when I brought in some new more intense lighting. When I raised the lights the problem was solved
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I second heat stress.
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FUCK I CAN’T BELIEVE I DIDN’T THINK OF THIS.
If you’re running LEDs and it’s very early in flower (almost even late veg - which it looks like it is) be sure to turn your fixtures down to like 25%, you may be stressing out new ladies with too much UV. I’m new to LEDs myself but actually had this happen for a day or two my last run because I blasted them at 100 percent right off the rip - turned it down to 25 percent and it bounced back in a few days.
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Especially given foliar times
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If it gets worse and the leaves start browning around the edges, the damaged area will smell like cooked spinach.
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With LEDs the closer the better and most of the time u gotta dim, another thing people forget about is it doesnr give off heat like the hps do, sometimes peoples rooms get too cold when switching from hps to led
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I can tell you it took some adjustment for me, that’s for sure but once you get it you get it. I still like to leave a few old-schools in there to keep temps up though for the co2 generator
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That’s some wildly specific information!
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The hottest I’ve seen on led is a 4K gavita, right off the light 3-4 “ is 125-135f then about 12-18” below the temp range is more so in the 80’s.
All of mine are very cool running, & I can have then about 2-4” off canopy without burn.
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Then I must have gotten screwed when I switched from 4x315cmh air cooled to 3x gavita pro 1700e. The heat was 10000% out of controll.
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If I didn’t have all the lights I do I wouldn’t be able to keep the tent so relative to it’s temp. Without plants in there it gets about 85f but with them in it I stay at 75-78f.
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Oh wait, I did get screwed. When I lost 260.00 x 3 when I flipped the gavitas for 1k each. This is why I need to stop listening to grown ppl and just make work what’s been working for 10yrs.
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Air cooled vs non is like comparing apples and oranges. It’s just different. I’m buying 2 gavita 1930’s here soon to play around with
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Hope you have your cooling in check.
Even 2x gavita pro 1700e was too fn hot.
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Oh yeah. I’m gonna replace 2 of my 1000 watt lights with 2 1930’s
I’m just weirded out by the 4x6 foot print. I use mine on a 4x4
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Heat stress, mites, root zone/room humidity imbalance.
Default stupid answer- make sure your pH is 5.5-6.5 in the root zone.
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