Yes, a good thing. Mycelium helps to increase nutrients available to plants, improve water efficiency, reduce erosion by acting as a cellular net, and promote root growth by adding oxygen to the soil and releasing nitrogen, phosphate, and other micronutrients.
Plants have something the fungi needs: energy from the sun in the form of sugar. The fungi on the other hand, has something the plant needs: access to the nutrients trapped in complex organic molecules.
Ok, thanks you all, appreciate the input
Thank you @Caligurl for the detailed explanation of what is going on in there 
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Any advice on this?
Using 100% coco
Autopots res is 1007 ppm and ph is 5.8
Jacks 321 only
Also ac infinity lighting at 30% about 24" above cannopy
Just topped and trimmed following nebula haze manifold
Hmmm i dont have any advice for it but it doesnt look like a deficiency to me looks like something foreign caused it
Dont see any evidence of bugs or critters in coco or on leaves, could it be light burn? I did have some lensing spots on there, but this just started in last 24 hours.
Not seeing anything overly concerning Growmie, leaves get bumps, scrapes and bruises along the way. Monitor to make sure it doesnāt progress but rare for a plant at this age to show signs of a deficiency. Your res numbers look good 
Thanks man, appreciate the response
How tall are the nets from the pots?
The first net is 10" from top of pots, do you think i should change it?
10ā is good, the one on the right Iād consider boosting if they were ābornā at the same time. Seed to seed growth is different, so when you see growth differences favor the smaller plants, assume they will be behind the other. boosting when necessary. It might not end up being enough. If by chance it out performs the other you can pull from the boost. Scrogging is based on an even canopy to max yield.
Just for for thought.
Edit a lotā¦ lol. Iām lit
@Low ok man appreciate the input will give it a booster seat. Also what would be considered a good distance from top net to bottom, its currently set fir 8" when i add it.
Honestly there are too many factors to guess the second net. Anywhere from 12ā to 36ā we are talking about strain dependent characteristics. Which can vary seed to seed. Generally speakingā¦ your second net should be installed 2-4 weeks after flip. Working around branches and what not, the key for the second net, is adjustability. When done Correctly it is ONLY there to support weight. NOT control growth.
The only time youād know where to place the secondary net is based on experience with the same cultivar. From clone. Now clones are more vigorous than moms, so youād have to have āgenerationsā of experience in the exact same conditions. Without that, you need to be able to adjust.
You follow? You donāt know until you know, and there is not general set point for the second net. People will guess and make suggestions but without the experience you donāt know until you do.
Once again i appreciate your following along and all your advice. Glad i didnt glue anything
Iām here for it man, Iāve made too many mistakes. Donāt glue anything up for scrogs. Just make multiple ālegsā to swap in an out. Iām in a situation now where my clones far exceeded my expectations and they are all laying on each other. Because of the nature of my run, I canāt do anything about it. I donāt want anyone else to deal with that. Adjustability and support should be your concern.
