Running GH flora series nutes on their simple recirculating schedule, PH always within limits, PPM about 850. Running 2 sets of 8 T5's @ 48" long about 5" away from plants. Temperature ranges from 72-80 during day and 67-72 during night with humidity ranges from 25-40%. Constant air circ with mesh filter on incoming air. So there's no sign of bugs, yet the top leaves have a few holes and tares. The new growth everywhere else looks great and the rest of these sluts are doing fantastic. They don't seem harmed in anyway as even though there's holes in them they look healthy. I was thinking that since the top of these plants are so compact and bushy that the leaves may have deformed during growth. Anyone else had a similar issue?
Hey was wondering how they look now? Mine does it as well, i just figured it was because of the fan being on and being so bushy that the blade edges some how poke holes into the new growths and old ones at that.. i mayb be wrong to assume that but hey it makes a little sence.