HELP! what's going on with these girls

ragieboyyy

ragieboyyy

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there yellowing from in center of the plant out. not sure if it's a deficiency or just the weather

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kratos015

kratos015

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Hmm, these kinds of these are a bit tough to diagnose without more info. What kind of soil are you using? Organic or synthetic nutes? If organic, which amendments and if synthetic, what line up? Whats the pH?

The weather wouldn't really cause that look on your girls, this is either a deficiency or perhaps even bugs.. more than likely a deficiency though but without knowing your pH there is no way to be certain.

The problems seem to only be on your newer growth which usually means that it's not a macro-nutrient deficiency but a micro-nutrient one. Usually you get micro-nute deficiencies appearing if your pH is out of whack, it's not that you actually have a deficiency but your plants just can't access it due to pH lock.
 
chemphlegm

chemphlegm

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my plants are award winning quality because I dont mutilate leaf tips . I notice those who do always have issues here, might be on to something.......
 
Johnei

Johnei

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It's a micronutrient deficiency or multiple ones simultaneously. With such little info to go on, I would guess the rain was too much for the plant and ph is off in the medium. Micronutrients are probably enough in the medium, but locked out due to wrong ph. Total guess.(educated guess..lol)
 
hippee

hippee

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I will take a stab at it,ph is probably a little high and creating an iron def.or zinc maybe, get your ph a little below 6.5 and I'm betting they will be fine,just a guess though(also educated)
 
n3fta

n3fta

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chemphlegm said:
my plants are award winning quality because I dont mutilate leaf tips . I notice those who do always have issues here, might be on to something.......
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I'm not sure where you guys are seeing missing leaf tips? It's only the newest growth missing tips and it's likely they grew like that due to whatever nutrient or PH issue were looking at.
 
ragieboyyy

ragieboyyy

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hippee said:
I will take a stab at it,ph is probably a little high and creating an iron def.or zinc maybe, get your ph a little below 6.5 and I'm betting they will be fine,just a guess though(also educated)
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happens after feeding fed at 6.3ph everything i read on it was iron defiency so lowered the ph to 6.0 an cut off the nutes for the past week an every came back nice.. but the leafs missing like bites out of it I'm thinking was the lack of iron where i work we mix an make are own nutes an that's I'm came to.. everything is nice jus scared to use their nutes again lol

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ragieboyyy

ragieboyyy

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and my ph meter wasn't calibrated so it could have been a little higher than 6.3

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